#tip 3

[radmintythings]

Write the book you want to read.

Austin Kleon

This tip really resonated with me because all my life I’ve been told to “write the book I think I should read”. All my life, I’ve felt caged and enclosed. Not just because my family is very close but because my family sometimes pushed and forced their ideals onto me. It felt almost like I wasn’t allowed to have ideas of me own at times. And for a long time I didn’t think I ever would. But now, I have an idea of how I’m going to think for myself and write my own story because I want to write it I want to do it. I’m going to tell stories through my artwork that are important to me because that’s what I want. I’m going to live the life I want to live; I’m going to make the memories that I want to remember because I can.

~Me... everyday

~Sometimes you just gotta learn how to say @$%* it or @$%* U

[75hard]

Tip

Today make a list of 3 things that you like about yourself! 

I’m doing it!

1. My enthusiasm 2. My nose 3. My spending habits

[fatal-error-blog]

Just ‘cause they got a buddy icon don’t mean they be your buddy yo B)

(next)

[puttingthelawinflawless]

Tip 3: Nothing is actually as impossible as it sounds. I had an exam yesterday that I thought I was completely unprepared for but when I sat down, I realized I was able to actually write 4 essays in 3 hours and had more things left over to say. If something feels overwhelmingly impossible here’s what you should do:

1. Breathe. Take deep breathes and try to calm down.

2. If that doesn’t work, call a friend and vent - they’ll be able to tell you exactly what it is you should be telling yourself.

3. Budget a distraction: a 22 minute episode of the Big Bang Theory, going to the bar quiz with your friends (we didn’t rank - I guess that’s why nobody expected anything from the Spanish InQUIZition), read a book, etc. It’ll help you detach yourself from the problems at hand.

4. Plan your time. Remember my favourite sticky notes? Use those to budget your day and give yourself realistic goals.

5. If nothing else works, talk to your professors or welfare in college. Most campus’ have systems in place to help with student stress and teachers are generally quite understanding.

Good luck!

[spread-compassion-blog]

Tip #3

Save your change to give to the homeless on the street

[romancingfordummies]

Love Tip #3

Wrap your body around both of their legs so they can never leave you. 

[mythical-blue]

Relationship tip #3: give her your heart, not your wallet.