“People tell you all these romantic things. You know, ‘I’ll always be there for you.’ ‘I’ll walk the earth for you.’ Whatever. But then you need a ride home from work or someone to talk to on a Tuesday night and they’re too busy. I don’t want anyone to walk the earth for me. Not unless I can come too.”
— MIKEL JOLLETT (via thegoodvybe)
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remember the softest days. remember the songs humming on the radio while you were with your best friends. remember the compliments about your pretty eyes, the times you laughed while crying and the most loving hugs. remember the dogs that ran up to see you, the color of people’s eyes in the sunlight, the way you felt when you watched your favorite film for the first time. remember your best achievements and the way you grew from your saddest evenings. your life is much more beautiful than you perceived when you remember all of the good things.
I wrote over 2600 words on my thesis today. No i am not joking or kidding. No I am not on any drugs or even caffeine. I just sat down and wrote. This is hands down the most productive day of my life. We will never see it’s like again.
Reblog to give urself the power of productive days. Ignore to still get the power of productive days because you have seen this post it will bless you and your mind anyway. But just know ur a lil shit for not sharing the power of productive days with your pals.
GIVE ME THE POWER PLZ
1. Realizing that you’ve lost them and can never have them back
2. Reliving the old memories and the fun times that you had
3. Pretending that you’re happy when you’re miserable and sad
4. Being obsessed with the wrong person who will never love you back
5. Regretting how you acted, or the careless things you said
6. Recognizing that it’s your fault that things have turned out bad
7. Being abandoned or rejected by your friends or family.
“The women whom I love and admire for their strength and grace did not get that way because their shit worked out. They got that way because shit went wrong, and they handled it. They handled it a thousand different ways on a thousand different days, but they handled it. Those women are my superheroes.”
— Elizabeth Gilbert
1. If you could change one aspect of your life or personality, what would it be?
2. Are you “your own person” or are you defined and pushed around by others?
3. Is there any area of your life where you feel out of control?
4. Do you feel more comfortable in an organised or chaotic environment?
5. How comfortable are you with spontaneous ideas, or a last minute change in plans?
6. Do you feel renewed by being around others, or is it crucial for you to have time on your own?
7. Are you motivated, or undermined, by competition?
8. Do you work well under pressure, or do you tend to fall apart?
9. Are you better at praising and complimenting others, or at consciously affirming and building yourself up?
10. Are you a morning or an evening person?
11. Do you persevere, or do you give up easily? 12. Do you like to go with the flow, or take control of your own life? 13. Are you more of a thinker or a feeler? 14. What are your passions and goals? 15. What would your perfect day look like?
