4 Quotes by Arriane Serafico

There are moments when you should be anchoring your identity—and your sense of self-worth—on who you are, not just what you do.

What remains of you after all the noise and labels are stripped away?

To be honest, there's nothing inherently wrong with ascribing to and using these labels—they're useful to an extent. All I'm saying is, these externalities shouldn't be the primary anchor for who you are. Because there will be certain moments in life when these labels may not be strong enough to hold you up.

The problem is not in reflecting: It's when reflecting stops being purely the first step, and it becomes the end in itself.