- You are not the voice in your head. You are the one who observes it.
- If you can’t control it, let it be. If you can, do something about it.
- No one owes you anything. You don’t owe anyone anything.
- Avoid making any decisions until after you’ve gotten out of bed and showered.
- Don’t expect something or someone to save you. Do what you can to save yourself.
- The less you use social media, the better the day becomes.
- You don’t have to argue everything. Sometimes it’s okay to let it go. And if no one agrees with you, it’s okay to stand alone.
- Be kind to everyone, especially yourself.
- The longer you go without checking your phone in the morning, the better your day will be.
- Have a philosophy or some sort of framework for life and decision-making. Life is way too complex and random to wing it and you are fooling yourself if you think you can.
- Make your biggest goals about what you want to be, not what you want to do.
- The sooner you learn to handle rejection, the better. Rejection comes in many forms; relationships, friendships, career, self etc.
- Always prioritise a healthy sleep cycle and diet.
- You sleep better when you avoid electronics for at least an hour before bed.
- Reflect often. You’re not who you were in the past and there’s opportunity to learn from the changes in your life.
- Find a way to get thoughts out of your head. It doesn’t need to be pretty, just write them down somewhere.
- It’s okay to spend time on activities that only service the purpose of joy.
- You doubt yourself on the things you most seek validation for, usually from a particular person or group. Ask yourself first, why do I need validation for this?
- Keep healthy. When you’re fit and eat well, you are happier and more productive.
- Be someone people want to be around. Let go of language and behaviour that impact this; argumentativeness, snobbishness, self-deprecation, condescending tones.
- Surround yourself with people who challenge you, support you and want you to succeed.
- Listen with the intent to learn and empathise. You can benefit from responding after consideration, not immediately.
- You choose how you react to your experiences. Choose wisely.
- Stand up for your morals and ethics. Speak up for those who cannot.
- Ask yourself; what could you do, that you would do, to make life better?
- Ask for help.
- Remember your purpose.
- Sacrifice. Delay gratification. Share. These are synonymous and they must be lived.
- If you don’t have time to do it right, what makes you think you have time to do it over?
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