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No one can persuade another to change. Each of us guards a gate of change that can only be opened from the inside.
Marilyn Ferguson
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“The only way to make sense out of change is to plunge into it, move with it, and join the dance.”
— Alan Watts
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Self Care for Sensitive People
1. Choose your friends carefully and wisely.
2. Spend time doing things that are meaningful to you, and which replenish your energy.
3. Be careful about being in situations you know will overwhelm you.
4. Don’t compare yourself to others; and don’t let others push you around.
5. Give yourself plenty of alone time.
6. Respect your own needs and boundaries.
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“I hope one day we can forgive each other for not being what we wanted each other to be”
— Kriti G.
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Strategies for Accomplishing your Goals
1. Keep busy and active. If you get into the habit of just sitting around you’ll find your motivation will start to disappear – as achieving goals takes effort, commitment and hard work.
2. Hang out with motivated people. The people we hang out with tend to influence us the most. So, if you hang out with go-getters they’ll help inspire you too – and, like them, you’ll want to persevere, reach your dreams and goals.
3. Make sure you have a concrete goal. Wishful thinking and daydreaming won’t make much of a difference. You need to be determined and formulate clear goals.
4. Tell other people about your plans and goals. Telling others what your goals are keep us more accountable – and stops us getting sidetracked, dropping out or giving up.
5. Seek out a role model. A role model can help us to visualise the steps and actions that are needed to lead us to our goals. Also, it’s likely they’ve encountered some obstacles and setbacks – and that can help inspire us when we meet a roadblock, too!
6. Expect to encounter bumps and obstacles. We all encounter obstacles, setbacks and roadblocks – and knowing that will happen can prepare us mentally. Don’t see that as a reason to give up on your dreams.
7. Break larger goals down into smaller, bite sized goals. That will increase your motivation as you’ll quickly reach small goals, and the end seem much closer, and more achievable.
8. Do the hardest things first. If you put off all the hard things it will drain your energy. But if you take those on as projects you’ll work on those first it will inspire and motivate you so it’s easier to persevere and reach your final goal.
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lucid dreaming...
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the desire to live inside a ghibli movie is high today
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You’re always going to be young in someone’s eyes and old in someone else’s, talented to one and terrible to the next. The worlds never going to agree on a definition of what you are so you might as well ignore that shit and be whatever the fuck you wanna be for yourself.
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When they find fault in your reaction instead of their disrespect.
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“Be soft. Do not let the world make you hard. Do not let the pain make you hate. Do not let the bitterness steal your sweetness.”
— Iain S Thomas
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