Alexis

I like funny shit, I like deep shit, and art shit. The only thing I don’t like is bullshit. ♌️ | 28 | avid daydreamer

[iambrillianttt]

Knowing the difference between who to cut off and who to be patient with—is everything .

[wholeheartedsuggestions]

i miss you, but i was the one who reached out. i was the one who tried. and i know if you wanted to, you would have reached out too. it’s time to let you go. but i will always carry you in my heart. i will always remember your birthday, always think of you in your favorite city, always look back every once in a while at our best texts saved in my favorites album. i will always love you, but goodbye for now.

[feelingsoftheday]

The quickest way to lose me is to keep doing shit I said I don’t like.

[drops-of-universe]

I wish i could be normal about affection but my love language is merging souls

[t-hiswifey]

[hypergamiss]

I love this

[mellodivine]

She’s kind and she’s nasty.

[xnyosha]

& smart too 🤌🏽

[softsleepysubsstuff-deactivated]

Praise with reassurance >

You're doing so well for me

You're taking it so well

You look so pretty like this

You were made for me

Let it out for me

You can let go

You're safe

I'm so proud of you

[miseducatedmelanicmuse]

[miseducatedmelanicmuse]

[theambitiouswoman]

I have mentored thousands of people. Men, women ranging anywhere from 18-50. Here is a list of things of things that I have found holds people back from achieving their goals.

1. They are very set in their way and are unwilling to learn. Especially If they have achieved a tiny bit of success. Essentially they get very stuck in their ways and close their minds to new strategies and opportunities instead of embracing change.

2. They think they know everything even though they have not accomplished anything in regards to what they’re trying to accomplish. As a result they are unwilling to learn and be open to opinions that’s differ from what they think.

3. They do not believe in themselves.

4. They are emotionally attached to their comfort zone and revert back to it after every minor inconvenience.

5. They think the time investment required to learn anything new is too much to take on so they end up never doing anything.

6. They do not want to change but they want everything to change.

7. They blame everyone else instead of taking responsibility for their own life.

8. They do not have honest conversations with themselves about what they need to work on or what they really want.

9. They are afraid to fail.

10. They do not have a specific goal. "I want to make a lot of money" is not a goal. You have to be specific.

11. They are not willing to give up the habits that have kept them where they are.

12. They are focused on perfection and end up not doing anything.

13. They care too much about approval from their friends and family.

14. They lack time management skills and discipline.

15. They think their goals are unrealistic or unachievable because their current life is so unaligned from what they want. They end up thinking it is impossible or overcomplicating the things they need to do before they even start.

16. They make so. many. excuses.

[free-my-mindd]

What I tolerated before, I will never tolerate again and I’m standing on that.

[thoughtstherapy]

Which one is your favourite? @thoughtstherapy

[ur-daily-inspiration]

[sacredwilderness]

This

[serial777killers]

[lagalleria]

[lazyyogi]

Even the most exalted states and most exceptional spiritual accomplishments are unimportant if we cannot be happy in the most basic and ordinary ways, if we cannot touch one another and the life we have been given with our hearts.

Jack Kornfield

[netflixandnudez]