Hey Riley, been following you for many years and this one really hit home.
This reminds me of last summer when i studied a course on Influencer Marketing where i actually chose to analyse you for my final exam.
I tried reaching out to you to actually get your confirmation on using some of your Instagram pictures for the report but with out success.
I made some interesting discoveries and maybe you would find it interesting to read now that one year has passed.
If you want to i can translate it to English from Swedish and send it over, the examinator gave it an A and i would love to hear if you agree on that scoring.
"How I’ve learned to let nostalgia fuel the present, not replace it" I needed to read that. Let the quality of the past guide to in your present. I'm often so afraid of the trap of nostalgia, I don't go back and revisit the adventures I had.
Glad I got to read and interiorize this in my early twenties. Thanks!
Wise words
yesssss nostalgia courses through my veins 🤌🏼
The timing of this post hit just right.
Thanks a million for sharing.
Using nostalgia as fuel to make new memories, great point!
Oh yes, I find myself romanticizing the past as well. Sometimes it's hard.
The king of “The Art”
Hey Riley, been following you for many years and this one really hit home.
This reminds me of last summer when i studied a course on Influencer Marketing where i actually chose to analyse you for my final exam.
I tried reaching out to you to actually get your confirmation on using some of your Instagram pictures for the report but with out success.
I made some interesting discoveries and maybe you would find it interesting to read now that one year has passed.
If you want to i can translate it to English from Swedish and send it over, the examinator gave it an A and i would love to hear if you agree on that scoring.
Loved this read! Always struggled with nostalgia, permanently looking back on “better days”
You’re so right, nostalgia is a wolf in sheep's clothing.
"How I’ve learned to let nostalgia fuel the present, not replace it" I needed to read that. Let the quality of the past guide to in your present. I'm often so afraid of the trap of nostalgia, I don't go back and revisit the adventures I had.
I loved your perspective on nostalgia!