cashing in on the present

have you ever seen your favorite dancer dance without emotion? or heard your favorite author read their book in a monotone + unenthusiastic voice? or remember one of your favorite educators having a boring delivery of the lectures + lessons they’re teaching? likely, the answer to all these questions is “no” because each person you can picture…… Continue reading cashing in on the present

it’s nonsensical + beneath you, fam

it’s petty, it’s nonsensical, it’s trivial, + it’s beneath you. you don’t have time to focus on what doesn’t matter + on what you can’t control, fam. free up your head space + fill it with what excites + motivates you to be the ultimate version of yourself.they don’t want to do something you suggest? fine. the…… Continue reading it’s nonsensical + beneath you, fam

when you don’t feel important, do this

you’re important even when you don’t feel important, fam. + all that sounds good in theory, but if you ain’t feelin’ important in the moment, it can be tough remembering that you are. so what can i do P? how can i feel important when i’m feeling down + out?recovery from the delusion that you lack importance, in this case, is…… Continue reading when you don’t feel important, do this

acceptance vs. approval — isn’t it the same thing?

when you’re ready to undergo a change in your life, what’s the first thing you must do? before change occurs, you must accept what is happening for what it is. until we accept life as it is, we will remain stagnant + seemingly stuck. the more we deny ourselves a dose of reality, the more nothing will…… Continue reading acceptance vs. approval — isn’t it the same thing?

is it really the chair’s fault?

it’s too easy to blame your current circumstances or situation for your frustration. it’s also displaced anger + merely an excuse to use your current circumstances + situation as the cause of your frustration. frustration is a choice, fam.when you can acknowledge that your frustration is present, then, when you’re ready, you can decide to let it go…… Continue reading is it really the chair’s fault?