Imagine where you could be by this time next year. Now do the work
Alisa U Zemlji Chuda

Product Placement
cherry valley forever
Sweet Seals For You, Always
will byers stan first human second

❣ Chile in a Photography ❣
Cosmic Funnies
noise dept.

if i look back, i am lost
almost home
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Jules of Nature
2025 on Tumblr: Trends That Defined the Year
occasionally subtle
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Keni
Three Goblin Art

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@booksnthinggs
Imagine where you could be by this time next year. Now do the work
Whenever I take a long car ride I end up exhausted afterwards, and I’m always like “why am I so tired? I was just sitting around doing nothing all day.”
But the answer, it turns out, is I was doing something. Riding in a car jars your body in many directions and requires constant microadjustments of your muscles just to stay in place and hold your normal posture. Because you’re inside the car, inside the situation, it’s easy not to notice all the extra work you’re doing just to maintain the status quo.
There’s all sorts of type of work that we think of as “free” that require spending energy: concentrating, making decisions, managing anxiety, maintaining hypervigilance in an unfriendly environment, dealing with stereotype threat, processing a lot of sensory input, repairing skin cells damaged sun exposure, trying to stay warm in a cold room.
The next time you think you’re tired from “nothing”, consider instead that you’re probably in situation where you’re doing a lot of unnoticed extra work just to stay in place.
opening my body’s task manager to see what’s taking up all my cpu
Also, just to add: we should not lose sight of the fact that the mammalian brain is a ridiculously energy-hungry organ. A human brain makes up 2% of the body’s weight and volume and 20% of its caloric requirement. Thinking is physical work.
Competitive chess players carb-load before tournaments. And lose weight in the process.
It took me an embarrassing amount of time to realize that thinking physically takes up energy. I would be like “why don’t i have energy I’ve been sitting inside studying all day” ma'am it’s because the phrasings, evidences and vocabularies in your brain are eating the energy
whats that defunct land quote again? every part of the film making process is awful, but not making film is even worse? idk something like that. anywah im being completely normal about art rn ::))
found it
using my printables for september *click for them
ig.: @ fivestarstudy_
Target is where you go when you’re gonna try to restructure your entire life with 100 bucks, and you’re counting on a shoe rack, thumbtacks, a whiteboard, and new stationary to do it.
Everyone in here is looking for forgiveness and they’re trying to find it in a tasteful desk lamp and minimalist day planner
20.07.19
The new semester starts in about a month, so I thought it’d be nice to share the achievements I fulfilled during summer break!
My achievements:
nothing lol.
Summer begins and all I do is planning!💡✨
ps: my friend bought me Moby Dick because I said last year that I wanted to read it, big shout-out to her💕
Shades of blue (February and March spread)
instagram: applefroyo
10.03.19 | TETO
Journaling after a long time~ I really missed it!
The visual representation of applying for college
02.02.19. muji’s discontinuing my fav pens so obviously i have to buy them in bulk…… also AP macro is really fun this semester !
180913
a simple minimalist spread
bujogram: youngminbujo
Overheard on Campus:
A tall muscular undergrad walking purposely toward the English building, talking on the phone in a loud, assertive voice: I’m gunna kill it! I’m prepared! I’m confident! I’m ready! I believe in myself! After a moment of silence, in a much quieter voice: Yeah, thanks, mom. That helped. I’ll call you after and let you know how it goes. Love you.