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Protecting My Peace - Day 61 - Listen to Yourself and What Works Best

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No matter who and what is around us, we can protect our peace. Whatever positive and productive ways suit you, go with it. If that means following and unfollowing specific people for reasons that help your peace, listen to what that means to your emotional peace. Each person has to do what is best for them. Listen to yourself and what works best in your life. That's what having peace is all about, so as you do your research on specific people, Influencers, leaders, and businesses, you will know how their platform fits into your life. All of our experiences are different, so follow the people with the best messages and platforms brings your the most peace.

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