[passionpeachy-deactivated202312]

the @allnicethingszine was discontinued but I’m just happy to finally be able to share my moomin piece! ✨

[psych2go]

If you like these posts, check out @psych2go.

[onlinecounsellingcollege]

Developing a Positive Mental Attitude

1. Remind yourself that you are NOT your feelings.

2. Don’t sweat the small stuff; choose to focus on what matters. Ignore or overlook the petty things, and grievances.

3. Feel the power as you learn to take control of your reactions. You’re not just a puppet, where someone pulls your strings.

4. Don’t agree with other peoples’ opinions of your value, or the way they rate your actions, your motives or achievements. Don’t let them be your judge, or the one who sets your worth.

5. Don’t compare yourself to others as we’re all different and unique. Set yourself some goals to go for, and celebrate when you succeed.

6. Accept that life’s a journey, and we grow and change with time. We don’t start off being perfect – so expect to get things wrong.

7. Love yourself completely and unconditionally. You’re a worthwhile individual – and you’ll get there in the end.

[skull-heads]

The Caretaker

[crossconnectmag]

Paintings by Polish Artist Agnieszka Wencka

Agnieszka Wencka (b.1978) in her paintings likes the combination of reality and unrealistic forms, delicate, accurate elements and dynamic areas. He also likes to feel the brush’s work (texture, individual strokes, blurs). Creating artwork, she is guided initially by the general idea, but most are born during the painting. She is fascinated not only by the effect but also the very process of creation, the traditional oil technique, all her “alchemy”, the structure of the paint stretched on canvas, the unexpected effects of individual strokes, the smells of oil media. via

Art is the only way to run away without leaving home - run with us.

posted by Margaret from tu recepcja H/T

[onlinecounsellingcollege]

Making Self-Confidence Your Goal

1. In order to achieve any goal you have set, you need commit yourself whole-heartedly to it.

2. Try to be specific and identify those areas which seem to be affecting your self-confidence the most.

3. Try to identify the triggers that have caused you to feel bad, or have undermined your value. List as many as you possibly can.

4. We all start from different places, and all have different weaknesses. Change is possible for you – though it may take work and time.

5. List of all your strengths and your positive traits. If you can, get a good friend to help you with this.

6. Think of who you want to be, and then formulate a plan. Start by taking baby steps as this helps build confidence.

7. Notice your successes, and be proud of how you’re changing. Then use this as a springboard to develop further changes.

[vaguesavage]

Thomas Shields Clarke, Fernbrook, ca. 1910, Photographic autochrome, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Archives, Photo by Barbara Katus / Brian van Camerik

[florencemachines]

Only the deepest love will persuade me into matrimony, which is why I will end up an old maid. Pride and Prejudice (2005) dir. Joe Wright

[goodreadss]

“It is never too late to be what you might have been.”

George Eliot (via goodreadss)

[90377]

Silence by Karel Drozda

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[90377]

Edge by Forest Eyes website | instagram.com/forest.f_

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[wistfullycountry]

Patrick Thun | @patrickthunphoto

[cwote]

You’ve come a lot farther than you often think. You’re doing so great! :))

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[lilmamabeyellin]

self love ain’t just bubble baths & face masks it’s owning up to your shit , accepting your flaws , encouraging yourself to do better.