#accomplishinggoals

[hermajestyimher]

"Where do you see yourself in five years?"...

[treasured-trashy-panda-13]

So what if you failed.

If you failed something you worked or studied so hard on, that's ok. It's all a learning experience. Take it as a lesson to do something different or try harder. People fail all the time, but they don't talk about their failures only their successes. Failure is a stepping stone to success and it's a process.

You're doing your best and I'm proud of you of all of you accomplishments that you have achieved in your life up till this point. Keep doing what you're doing and keep pushing forward and do what makes you happy.

[commandermorganwrites]

Life Accomplishment...

I finally wrote a book! It’s still a long way from being printed and in hand (like...a LONG way,) but I finally did it! Ten plus years of writing out plots and thoughts, and I now have something to show for it. I cannot wait to publish my book. I cannot wait to share my words and ideas with the world. Is this what being an author is like?? My heart is so full. 

(I also could reallllllyy use beta readers/direction on editing and eventually publishing, especially if it’s broke-writer friendly. If you can help or know of any good resources, please let me know! <3)

[lachkegeetanjali]

Daisy Daily 16

Day 16 - Good Day.

I guess I could sum it up that way, call it a good day and let it go.

I had woken up in a bad mental space and then the day was quite a struggle to get though. I watched "fish upon the sky" next episode, had enough cups of tea, did some work online then some offline.

I have kept myself together through the day and that's an accomplishment in itself. I managed to get stuff done and even if it's not as much as planned but its good enough to call it off for today.

Thank you for reading!

[unleashthesiren]

Future progress

In this lifetime letting yourself grow is the process of life                                

In this life there’s a process we can’t be salty about                                  

There are certain areas in our lives that we consider un perfect                      

While in reality this far from the truth

We need to recognize that in life there’s no such thing 

As picture perfect for we will need to keep that in mind.

There’s always a process to certain teachings 

we are not meant to get it the first time 

In life we need failure to become successful

It takes a few tries till we fully understand our future 

For God knows  the plans for our lives

[persistingregardless]

Financial Breakdown 2020

GOALS:

Save $8000 by December 1st, 2020

💖 $5000 for Moving out

💖$1000 for Camera Equipment

💖$2000 for Germany trip

I’ll be saving rigorously, about $675 per month in a High-Yield Savings account and only be spending around $437/month on only necessities. I generally make about $1000-1100 a month and will be designating every dollar. Not a single dollar will be without a job or purpose; this will help ensure I don’t overspend. 

My Tips for Saving.

💖 Don’t buy anything unless it needs to be replaced.

💖Cook at home, DO NOT eat out (unless it’s your girlfriend).

💖Give every dollar a job. I use the app YNAB to keep track of my budget.

💖I remind myself why I’m doing this. 

💖Only pay for the necessities. 

[simply-mysimplelife]

Ho finito tre libri e non siamo ancora ad Febbraio, sono contentissima!

Ho letto:

- Maybe you should talk to someone: A Therapist, Her Therapist, and Our Lives Revealed; di Lori Gottlieb

- Milk and Honey di Rupi Kaur

- Mangia, Prega, Ama di Elizabeth Gilbert

[corporealgod]

my accomplishments for today:

I found a pretty rock

I got hired

I rolled a perfect joint with acrylic nails on

I did not cry :)

that's it, thank you