I lost my phone at a party. I cried.
No contacts, no Instagram, no nothing.
But that silence forced me to think.
I wrote down things I loved doing.
I started drawing again, like I did in secondary school.
Then I designed a T-shirt.
Someone saw it. “I’ll buy this.”
That one loss brought me back to life.
📌 Losing something doesn’t always mean it’s over. Sometimes, it’s a reset.
👉 What loss actually helped you in disguise?
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Grace
Mira
87 days agoI lost my phone at a party. I cried.
No contacts, no Instagram, no nothing.
But that silence forced me to think.
I wrote down things I loved doing.
I started drawing again, like I did in secondary school.
Then I designed a T-shirt.
Someone saw it. “I’ll buy this.”
That one loss brought me back to life.
📌 Losing something doesn’t always mean it’s over. Sometimes, it’s a reset.
👉 What loss actually helped you in disguise?