“I am making a mental, now written promise to my future kids:
I will always try to understand that which I did not grow up with. I will be a teacher to them in many aspects of life, but, concerning everything that will be “new, they will likely always be teaching me.” Continue reading I’ll Always Try To Understand
It’s so easy. If someone lies, it’s extremely easy to give them that label. If you look close enough, it’s extremely easy to find something wrong with the world worth complaining about (especially if you can’t do anything about it). If your job frustrates you, it’s extremely easy to complain about it whenever you get home. If your life -as of right now- frustrates you, oh … Continue reading It’s Easy to be Negative
There comes a time when letting your mind quack about a situation becomes highly counterproductive. Whether you’re in class with a question burning the inside of your skull, or debating whether or not you should approach that good looking girl in a club, your mind, then, won’t help. You have to listen to your gut. Not even that, because your gut doesn’t require listening, as … Continue reading Gut First, Mind Later
Not with anyone else’s. Not with the success of the kid next door. Not with a random company that sold for millions of dollars. Not even with the success of my role models. I’m obsessed with my own success. I couldn’t put it into a clear sentence until now. I just knew one thing. I couldn’t breathe. I still can’t. I’ve been procrastinating, and it … Continue reading I’m Obssessed With My Own Success
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