#hellohana

[organisedorgana]

‘the dictator’s handbook’ is quite a mind-blowing experience

[julyjournal]

MARCH 5, 2018 / i got my new laptop this weekend! (very happy w it!!) also reading another anne carson (The beauty of the husband), which is, as always, enchanting.

[minolikeyou]

030218: study essentials: 🎒💻☕️ p.s. peep that @emmastudies wallpaper 😍 // hope midterms went well for everyone!

[moirajournals]

APRIL 2018 

I am so, so behind on posting my bujo, both on Instagram and here! I used to have a part-time job and do a lot of freelance work, so I rarely have free time. But now I have one full-time job with a short commute and actual free time again! Yay! 

+ ig: moirajournals

[sophocused]

super late but this was my october monthly spread 🍂

[studyfeather]

➸ 05.04.2017 | Here’s nearly everything I had to bring to school on a daily basis. I don’t know how I was able to fit everything in my backpack tbh 💦 With walking to and from school every day, my back is happy to have a break 😂 Happy May 4th everyone! 

[studykitties]

—02.04.2017 (first post after months omg)

thANK YOU all for 2k followers!!:) and for those who stuck around despite my 4 month hiatus<3 ily’all 💕

my mossery planner arrived a few days ago and I love it sm!! im still working on my first spread but once its done ill post it at the end of the week hopefully(?) ++ gonna start reading glass sword bc its been sitting on my shelf collecting dust for who knows how long

[getshitdonetbh]

Today was really really a shitty day. Got a super bad grade at one of my exams even though I revised for hours and hours. But hey, LIFE GOES ON. It happens to everyone. After all, we are all human.

So there you go, I got really inspired to write about failure because guess what? IT’S NOT THE END OF THE WORLD.

1. CHANGE YOUR VISION OF FAILURE

Yes. Change it. Failure is, by definition, a lack of success. Well have you ever realized that failure can actually be a good thing? 

Ask yourself questions: What can I do to improve? What thing can I do differently next time? How can I avoid to make the same mistakes again?

Learn from your failures and this will lead you to success!

2. TRY AGAIN AND MOVE TO WORK HARDER

Failure is okay. But take this failure as a practice and work on it. Got a bad grade in vocabulary? Rewrite exercises, revise with different methods. Failure shouldn’t bring you down, it should help you to improve by showing your mistakes so as to not do them again! But if working on the thing you failed makes you too upset, just move on to another subject and try again the next day. 

3. IT’S OKAY TO LET IT ALL OUT

Upset, angry? Let your feelings out. It’s fine. Talk to friends/family, share it on social medias, write in your journal, listen to music, whatever will make you feel better. Once you’ve had your grieving time, just don’t go back on it. It’s the past right? And the past is behind. Now time to move on and focus on the future.

4. JUST A REMINDER: ANYONE WHO WANTS TO DO SOMETHING WITH THEIR LIFE WILL FAIL

How do you think singer or actress or anyone famous succeeded? Just like you, they had times when auditions went wrong, times when they didn’t get the role or didn’t get elected. It happens to everyone, even to the best of us!

And for the end, some famous quotes to remind you that you’re not a failure and I believe in you and so should you:

“Success is the ability to move from one failure to another with no loss of enthusiasm.” - Winston Churchill

“I’ve missed more than 9000 shots in my career. I’ve lost almost 300 games. 26 times, I’ve been trusted to take the game-winning shot and missed. I’ve failed over and over and over again in my life. And that is why I succeed.” - Michael Jordan

“Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try Again. Fail again. Fail better.” - Samuel Beckett