Quotes from Here, Home, Hope

“It’s really a blessing, to let go of grudges, to forgive, and to move on. To allow yourself to get rid of what they called emotional hoarding.”
― Kaira Rouda, quote from Here, Home, Hope

“I didn’t know how good change could feel. I just worried about the risks, not the rewards.”
― Kaira Rouda, quote from Here, Home, Hope

“I marveled about our collective ability as women to keep all the pain hidden, just below the surface.”
― Kaira Rouda, quote from Here, Home, Hope

“I'd learned balance is internal; that there really wasn’t one set formula for how to live your life nor how to handle the wife-mother-businesswoman juggling act. Maybe it was just being tuned in to every role and knowing when one or the other needed to be the focus.”
― Kaira Rouda, quote from Here, Home, Hope

“It’s really a whole new feeling when you realize you’re in charge of your life, your thoughts, and your actions—or inaction.”
― Kaira Rouda, quote from Here, Home, Hope

“Life-change list Number Five: Don’t forget the care and feeding of friends.”
― Kaira Rouda, quote from Here, Home, Hope

“My life is up to me to define. I needed to make my own dreams come true.”
― Kaira Rouda, quote from Here, Home, Hope

“You just don’t know what’s really going on in a marriage unless it’s yours.”
― Kaira Rouda, quote from Here, Home, Hope

“helped along by doing yoga together after a huge workout”
― Kaira Rouda, quote from Here, Home, Hope

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