[vexheart]

[dozydawn]

hybrid japanese lily

[meditation-zen]

[rainekeiko]

[achillesinhighheels]

[financeprincess]

Working harder will not make you rich. Find small ways to claim back your time and detangle yourself from the system that exploits you.

[financeprincess]

have you ever thought maybe the point is actually to have fun & be yourself?

[dozydawn]

michelle kwan, 2005.

[t-b-y-c-b]

20% is better than 0%.

Brushing your teeth at least once every day is better than none at all.

A few hours of sleep is better than none.

A few minutes outside for fresh air is better than none.

Writing a few paragraphs of the essay today is better than procrastinating till later.

Doing something is better than nothing (of course there is exception for some cases).

Do things at a pace which makes you comfortable whilst allowing you to make progress.

You can do this!

[sentimentalbeing2001]

[stuckinapril]

SO much about doing well is just not even giving your brain the time to sabotage you. Like deciding to just get started on a task before your brain could conjure up thoughts like “but there’s always tomorrow” “ruminate on this pointless thing instead” like sometimes you genuinely just have to put pen to paper and do

[theambitiouswoman]

Most people spend their lives coping with their limitations instead of realizing they can rewire their brain to overcome them. You’re not stuck with the mindset or patterns you were taught. Your brain is adaptable & when you change your thoughts, beliefs, habits etc you create new pathways that replace old limitations. You’re capable of more, but it starts with how you train your mind

[scorpionlafemme]

[adamjk]

this this this this 

[flightlessloxe]

[godkissedme]

[hadaya]