Learn to catch yourself and stop immediately when you find yourself engaging in negative self-talk.
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Learn to catch yourself and stop immediately when you find yourself engaging in negative self-talk.
Bryant McGill (via hack-zone)
life hack: do ur readings and go to class
Do you think the universe fights for souls to be together? Some things are too strange and strong to be coincidences.
Emery Allen (via wordsnquotes)
water, by nick knight for w magazine march 2004
beachy as fuck
I’m sorry you were not truly loved and that it made you cruel.
Warsan Shire (via cosmicvibe)
In this age of the quantified self, we measure how many hours we slept, steps we took, calories we burned. Yet we know nothing about ourselves. We spend more time checking-in to our stats than our souls. Our experience is mined for data but not depth. We have all these numbers to improve now, but no idea how to dial back the numbness. Life doesn7t be a spreadsheet, yet our useless fascination goes on. We spend more time shopping, in considering the thread-count of our sheets before purchase, than we do soul-searching, that beautiful art of thinking about the quality and purpose of our lives. We are addicted to the constant digital stream, often peering gape-mouthed into the sordid details of other people’s lives; in the process we have checked-out of reality, neglecting our own life so pregnant with potential and meaning. If we are to measure and monitor and improve anything, let it be our presence and character, a mindfulness for who we are and how we are experiencing and relating with the world. Have I been true to myself? Have I lived vibrantly today? Have I loved openly today? Have I made a difference today? Let us check in to ourselves in these ways; for, in the end, these are the only measures that matter.
Brendon Burchard (via purplebuddhaproject)
you know that feeling when you’re out in nature at 5 or 6am and everything’s still quiet and the air still smells like night time and it’s fresh so you shiver a bit but then slowly the first rays of sun peak over the edge of the earth and everything is bathed in foggy, golden light and you just stand there watching the earth awaken.. if that’s not soothing idk what is
Finally summer 🌅
my talent is coming off warm and inviting and open but still remaining a fairly closed off person