❤️‍🔥

Out here taking things day.by.day

[jussanother]

[dreamgirlvibes]

[remanence-of-love]

[aidashakur]

it’s gotta feel crazy to hate me and watch the universe love me.

[garbagebinne]

[javarisx-fightingthosedemons]

[thelondonzhiloh]

[miseducatedmelanicmuse]

[stylelistics-deactivated2020031]

[aidashakur]

[aidashakur]

[miseducatedmelanicmuse]

[freshthoughts2020]

[charmingasshole1]

A trio I will definitely miss

[mykukula]

[rodrickheffeley]

I hope I’m playing a long game and everything is worth it at the end

[csuitebitches]

Start planning 2025

Make a list of all the emotions you want to feel at the end of 2025.

Now work backwards and write down all the tasks you need to do in order to feel that way.

Make a separate list of all the “gaps” - what do you currently not have in order to do those tasks to make you feel the way you want?

And lastly, write down how you can fill those gaps. Do you need a gym membership to become fit to feel good about your yourself? Do you need to learn how to cook better meals in order to feel healthy and energised? Do you need to start applying to jobs, in order to secure one, in order to feel financially safe? Do you need to buy an old school alarm clock that’s going to wake up your entire apartment building in order to wake up early? what do you need to DO?

also, make a list of all the things that worked out for you in 2024. Learn to celebrate and appreciate, even the smallest of wins.

For the next two months start the trial and error process of this program. Let’s say you decide that you want to work out 7 days a week in order to feel good about your body. Now halfway through November you realise that 7 days is probably too much, and 5 days would be better for your schedule. Or you decide to read 3 books a week, but realistically, maybe a chapter a day is better.

November and December are your trial months. By the time January starts, be ready with a program that is built for you, works for you, and can be completed by you.

Don’t forget about keeping a reward mechanism. If you complete your daily tasks for 1 month straight, buy that little purse you were eyeing, or take yourself to a spa. Reward yourself in ways you like so that :

a) you’re not in an endless cycle of never being satisfied

b) you don’t drop everything for a man or a friend who shows you the slightest bit of affection because you won’t show it to yourself

c) it encourages you to work harder for yourself.

[aidashakur]