#motivatin

[zubayer770]

Don’t limit yourself. Many people limit themselves to what they think they can do. You can go as far as your mind lets you. What you believe, remember, you can achieve.

Mary Kay Ash

[motivation-and-fitness]

I was raised by parents who often reminded me to be appreciative for what I had. We were taught to pray, to give gratitude, and to demonstrate respect. I even recall a instance or 2 in which I was …

[thestudyingdinosaur]

March - 25 - 2018 

Sunday mornings are for drinking coffee and planning upcoming week 📖☕️

[the-normal-university-life]

A new work ethic, a new life!

So school started again - i started my master. And i lost a lot of weight the last few months. Just by pure determination. My motivation was really high, and i would like to share my way of thinking that changed my life. The western worlds' work ethic is not that great. People procrastinate a lot, wasting time on things like social media, watching tv and just doing nothing productive with their life. I was a person like that. And i got sick of my own bullshit. When i did some reearch on other cultures,and their way of working i found some interesting articles. I read articles about the korean work ethic. Koreans seem to be very work and success driven and do their best, to live a good life. I know there are a lot of extremes, but it made me think: if i would use every second to reach my goals and improve myself instead of just wasting it by being lazy- how would my life look like? Would i be happier? Afterall, if people with another culture are able to show such a high level of self discipline and determination, why can't i? And this thought triggered something in me - my self discipline went through the roof - i find it more easily to control my diet and i sit down and just do what i gotta do for university. Life works that way if you want to be succesful. Achieving things makes me feel proud of myself when i fall asleep. I would love to discuss this, your opinions, and if you had any eye-opening moments like this in your life? Thanks for reading! the normal university life

[entrepreneureddie]

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[nordlysetyr]

I know that new situations can be intimidating. You're looking around, and it's all scary and different, but, you know, meeting them head on, charging right into them like a bull -that's how we grow as people.

Rick and Morty; S1/E1

This summs up my feelings and motivation for this year so well!

[youu-cant-stop-me]

[femestella]

Amen