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They are games you don't get to play unless you are all in ... Just like being alive... you all in... no matter what you do...you all in... and this is going to kill you in the end. So you might as well play the most magnificent game you can
Jordan Peterson
Taking some time out of my day for a bit of self development. For the past two year I have been having the feeling that I haven’t been seeing my self develop as fast as I’d like to. There are still a lot of bad habits I have that I want to change or completely get rid off and hopefully this book will help me out. Well let you know what I think after reading ;)
If you don't do the time , the time will do you
tersec
There's no problems only solutions...but finding solutions for the same problems ..that is the real problem
klaws vanderstein “Garden of the past unforgotten Dreams’
It's all about letting the univers know what you want and walking toward it while letting go on how it comes to pass
jim carrey
Make sure that everything you do each and everyday...is about just doing it a little bit better today than you did yesterday..and doing it a little bit better tomorrow than you did today
Jim donovan DELL EMC
To be able to become a better person is a privilege, and can be a very, very exciting prospect instead of a chore.
I recently discovered an account called Rich Girl Academy on Instagram. Of such banks of advice on femininity and becoming the best version of yourself I already know of, yet this served as a reminder that presence and treatment of self are important, as well as all the other life lessons about virtue and thinking about others are too.
Instead of making a spreadsheet, I will simply write it here. I prefer this format. Perhaps somebody may learn something from it to.
Goals and tasks that Anonymitea wants to integrate into her life:
Mind/Skills:
Pick up learning Mandarin again. I have many friends who speak it and it would be very useful to be able to speak it fluently. Devote a small chunk of time per day to completing one HSK lesson. Those books are very useful.
Study Art. This will happen when I burn out my motivation to write, so will happen spontaneously. I would really like to study it at university too.
Hone Polish language. I have been neglecting it lately.
Be in the present. Because I think about my stories so much, I hardly pay attention to things that I should keep an eye on.
Body:
Skin. Research different products and establish a routine that works. Add to this a routine that takes care of the rest of the body. Hair. Nails. Little details. They add up and make a person glow.
Build up back muscles, so that future me will not struggle while carting children around and will have a good posture without thinking about it.
Eat well. Cut meals in half, stop eating rubbish (goodbye, chocolate almond packets) and finally reach the dream form. Half a step from becoming Eowyn.
Drinking lots and lots of water, with lemon juice and a pinch of salt, to replenish electrolytes. Actually take the supplements and vitamins that I have prepared.
Appearance/Presence:
I am loud. I often talk in memes, which is good with bros but not meaningful if used all the time. I do not laugh, I cackle. Self control must become my friend, here.
I suppose I have a big personality, and I am also the queen of being awkward, especially during hellos and goodbyes. This must be worked on.
Go through wardrobe and pick out clothes that I actually wear. Discard the rest.
Spiritual/Heart:
Bible study. Writing psalms and quotes on post-it notes and stick them everywhere. Ingraining the presence of Jesus Christ into my life, and let His presence permeate my own.
I have a lot of friends that I do not talk to, or simply forget about talking to, caught up in my life. Penpals' letters ought to be answered. Grandparents talked to. Elderly friends called on. People I have met must be followed up with friendly messages. I want to work on being open at all times--not overbearing, but available to others around me.
I write this before work, so I hastily go. Knowing myself, I will return to this blog on my phone to add things to it, or to post more things.
May your hearths always be warm!
Anonymitea
