FREEDOM

28 》Studyblr》 UK

[toastbutteregg]

[sandushengshou]

Addams Family Values (1993) dir. Barry Sonnenfeld

[learnmeharder]

So it's been nearly a month now of being unemployed! Want to know what the hardest part of it all is? Relaxing.

I don't mean this in a put your feet up and enjoy the sun kind of way(I've been doing a lot of that), more of a mental switch from constantly being on the go and rushing for years and years. My brain won't stop telling me that I need to hurry up and get stuff done even though I have no deadline.

The first few weeks I had to constantly remind myself when I'm out doing things or even doing chores around the house that I can take my time.

I'm slowly getting used to it! Im enjoying this so much that it's literally my motivation to do the best I can and absorb as much information as possible to be able to live this way for the rest of my life

Its such an eye opener being able to see how being burnt out and working a 9-5 has affected me mentally and physically. My back pain has reduced so much and I've been waking up earlier than I ever thought possible.

Definitely the best decision of my life and hopefully it's the start to a whole new way of living!

Will keep you posted on how next month goes 🤞

[iambrillyant]

“don’t swim in phases of self reflection for too long. you deserve to live more, above the water, in the now. the past can provide good references, keys to your healing, lessons you can carry, but indulging too much and too deeply can leave you drowning in waves you can’t control.”

— iambrillyant

[bestyouuniveristy]

You are not behind in life.

There’s no timetable that we all must follow.

It’s made up.

7 billion people can’t do everything in the same order.

What’s early? What’s late? Compared to who?

Don’t beat yourself up for where you are. It’s YOUR schedule and everything is right on time.

[iambrillyant]

“you are not required to have everything figured out all at once. grow into your consistency slowly, add different colors to your canvas until you are happy with what you see, and through it all, be soft with yourself through the transitions.”

— iambrillyant

[acadernia]

051221. god i wish i had even the slightest clue of what is ever going on at any moment but . math notes setup for today was nice

[maeve-studies]

• 1.26.2022 •

Cozy winter vibes as we prepare for a blizzard this weekend in the Northeast. I’ve been doing some reading and trying to get in touch with my hobbies, learning some programming and trying to figure out what I enjoy and how to spend my time in a way that makes me feel fulfilled. The challenges of post grad life. I hope everyone is staying warm during these cold months!

[academedical]

26.01.2022 1.37pm

It’s been so long since I posted my own photos! I finished my med school finals in November and am now a few months into my final year - my intern year. Currently on an anaesthesia elective!

[guavei]

thoughts

[learnmeharder]

This year i've made a decision that would either be the best decision I've ever made in my life, or the worst.

I've quit my 9-5 office job in an industry which I've worked 5 years in, to go into self employment. I studied accountancy and finance for my degree and thought I'd be spending the rest of my life working my way up to someday becoming a forensic accountant.

I still don't know what exactly I'm going to do yet.

Majority of people have told me i'm taking a super big risk, many don't understand it and a few wish they could have the guts to make the decision I have.

It probably sounds crazy to leave a stable job (even during the pandemic) where you have a boss who is super understanding and caring, employee benefits are competitive and firm is constantly expanding. I've noticed the status quo isn't something people usually stray from.

You work, you retire, you die.

Working a 9-5 office job made me realise out of my 24hr day I have only so many hours to live. I want to work around my life, not live around my work. I want to wake up every morning excited about new ideas, brainstorming my next investments and most of all; learning.

Ive always loved learning and expanding my knowledge on things. I knew that once I started despising the thought of studying for further qualifications in my job, that was the start of the end.

So this is it. I've handed in my notice and my last day of work is the 28th of February. I'm extremely terrified but even more excited!

I've always managed to excel in everything I've put my mind and heart into, and through the years I've manifested myself into the visions of what I wanted in life and where I wanted to be.

I'm so eager to start this new chapter of my life and documenting my milestones to hopefully look back on one day and see how far I've come. Focusing on bettering my health(lower back pain is a bitch), expanding my knowledge and being completely in charge of my money making potential!

This is my start to a whole new beginning 🥰

[sadlostgalaxy]

Motivation autumn edition pt 9

[ex-injuria-jus-non-oritur]

17.01.21// cozy desk space. Lots of work to do now that classes have started. While working from home is not ideal, I do love my desk space 🌿☕️

IG: flatneedledistillery

[arctic-anna]

Week 10 / 2021 My new laptop is preeeetty freaking amazing. Since I bought this I decided to spend some extra for making my desk a more comfortable environment to work and tbh I think I succeeded quite well. The monitor stand is absolutely perfect to get the screen on my eye-level, really like the new extra keyboard and omg - Mac’s feature Sidecar to use iPad as another monitor is insanely handy! Having good equipment for studying makes everything so much nicer and more motivating too.

[sochaosnight]

[solarings-archive]

Let go of people who hurt you.

Let go of people that try to dictate your emotions/feelings.

Let go of people that try to dictate how long it should take for you to heal.

Let go of people who emotionally invalidate you.

Let go of people that gaslight you.

Let go of people that manipulate you.

Let go of people that emotionally abuse you.

Let go of people who don’t have pure/good intentions.

Let go of people who refuse to examine themselves & their own mistakes.

Let go of people who try to justify their wrongdoings instead of fixing them.

Let go of people who refuse to change.

Let go of people who make you feel bad about yourself.

Let go of people that bring you down and discourage you.

Let go of people that lie to you.

Let go of people that threaten your mental health & general well being.

Let go of people that try to kill your happiness.

Let go of people that don’t try to listen.

Let go of people who are driven by hate, anger, negativity and bitterness.

Let go of people that make you feel like you’re hard to love.

Let go of people that make you feel alone.

Let go of people who hurt you.

For the sake of your safety and happiness & wellbeing, let them go.

[luneloving]

how you program your mind when you’re at a low point is so impactful. resorting back to toxic patterns when you’re low is only strengthening those neural pathways and programming your mind to make those unhealthy choices or think those unhealthy thoughts every time you’re not feeling well. alternatively, trying your hardest to cope in a healthier way every time you’re feeling bad will strengthen those positive neural pathways, and as time goes on, it will become easier to make healthy choices and say no to toxic patterns. this of course isn’t to say that you should feel guilty if you relapse, it is not by any means easy to reprogram your brain and sometimes we relapse and that’s okay, so long as we’re trying our best to treat ourselves better.