Keywords: commentary , expectations , thoughts
I expect things like food, and clothing, and a place to live, and I’ve always had these things. Maybe that’s why I expect them, but they’re not promised to me. They’re not promised to anyone, but they are where the line pretty much stops with me and expectations. I hope for things, but I don’t get myself twisted up over them.
https://samsonlinejournal.com/2021/01/20/expecting-nothing
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this semester I want to get comfortable with being bored. with relaxing with myself, and not being scared of missing out on other things. with finding contentment in doing nothing. and especially, with getting better at finding joy in little parts of my day, and finding hobbies and spending time with the people I love. this doesn’t mean I’m going to lose the exciting, fun-loving side of my personality, it just means that its going to grow because I’m going to find joy in every day life, and not sit around waiting for something “BiG” to happen.
https://juliannafraticelli.com/2021/01/19/learning-how-to-be-bored
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For some background, I’m a 17 year old hunter/eq rider from New England—I work at my barn, cleaning, riding, grooming, all of that fun stuff. I am also a junior in high school, currently studying for my midterm exams (Calculus is kicking my ass) and procrastinating like nobody knows!
https://huntersandhighschool.wordpress.com/2021/01/18/first-blog-yay
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Understanding the Self will contribute a lot to your growth as a person. Through this subject, I was able to dig deeper informations about myself.
https://jeshlejbagtoltol.wordpress.com/2020/12/11/me
Keywords: mental health , nutrition , physical fitness , pillars of health , saying no , self care
When I’m talking about saying “no”, I don’t mean to the stranger down the street–but to your own family members, your friends, or your work.
Why You Should Say “No” More Often – Jinny Wong
Personality Fitness 