Okay, so, about this 43 thing. I kept seeing it everywhere. It was kinda weird, honestly. First, it was on a license plate in front of me while I was stuck in traffic. Then, later that day, my coffee and bagel came out to $4.30. Totally random, right?
I didn’t think much of it at first, but it kept happening. 43 on receipts, 43 as the number of likes on a friend’s post, even 43 unread emails one morning. It got to the point where I couldn’t ignore it anymore. It felt like the universe was trying to tell me something, you know?
So, I started digging around. I’m not really into numerology or anything, but I figured, why not? What I found was actually pretty interesting. Apparently, 43 is an “angel number”. I guess it’s like a message from your angels, or the universe, or whatever you believe in.
- The number 4 is all about stability, foundations, and hard work. It’s like the universe telling you to get your act together and build something solid.
- The number 3, on the other hand, is more about creativity, communication, and growth. It’s a bit more fun and spontaneous.
Put them together, and 43 is supposed to be this powerful sign to take action. It’s like a cosmic nudge to make sure your life is on the right track, but also to embrace your creative side and go after your dreams.
At first, I thought I need to fix my love life. I kept searching and felt like number 43 encouraged me to show my love to my loved ones. I tried to build stronger relationships with my family and friends. I made more of an effort to spend quality time with them, to listen to them, and to really be there for them. It wasn’t always easy, but it felt good to focus on the people who matter most.
And guess what? It actually made a difference. Not in a huge, life-altering way, but in a bunch of small ways that added up. I found it easier to connect with my family. And I started to realize how much I had been neglecting my personal life in pursuit of my career. After this, I started setting aside dedicated time for family dinners, weekend outings, and even just regular phone calls to catch up.
It’s still a work in progress, but I’m trying.
And I think that’s the whole point of the 43 thing. It’s not about magically fixing everything overnight. It’s about paying attention, putting in the effort, and trusting that things will work out.
So, yeah, that’s my 43 story. It might sound a bit out there, but it’s been a good reminder to stay grounded, work hard, and keep growing. And who knows, maybe you’ll start seeing 43 everywhere too.