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Stop watching people live your dream life, go create it. Those people aren’t special, they were once YOU. They just believed in themselves enough to go after what they wanted and you can too

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Next in line for law school 🩰

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Burberry FW24.

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by yung_pueblo

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I just wanna lock in with God and my goals.

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And it was. 🎀

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This will be my best semester yet

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From the river to the sea.

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Discipline is absolutelyyyy everything

Let’s be honest, showing up for yourself doesn’t come naturally. It requires a high level of self love and discipline that is incredibly challenging. If you can’t root for yourself to that extent, how can you expect others to do so?

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It’s pathological that people who create endless moodboards and spend hours upon hours searching for visual ‘inspo’ on Pinterest are seen as somehow motivated or accomplished. How the hell does wasting time looking for niche motivating ‘aesthetic’ pictures of a lifestyle make you more motivated or mean that you’re ‘manifesting’ anything. This collective presumption that’s seemed to fester on social media needs to be done with. It’s so asinine I can scarcely even believe it. Actually DOING things is what counts.

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Don't tell people your boundaries. Show them.

If you tell someone they can't talk to you a certain way or do certain things, those are not boundaries. Boundaries are things we show. If you tell someone "if you do that again I am not going to speak to you" and you stay and continue to speak to them, that's not a boundary. Just words. Words that they now know means absolutely nothing and they can take advantage of.

You show people how to treat you.

You reinforce your boundaries with your actions. Unless you show someone with your actions that what they are doing is not okay, and you do not continue to allow it, they will keep doing it.

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Trap Music Museum, Atlanta | 09.16.23

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Work of art to Basquiat 🪷