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Boredom does not spark inspiration for everyone and there is absolutely nothing wrong with exercising while listening to music. Stop being so pretentious and sanctimonious.

The entire blog goes from personal experience, this post is just my perspective on life, and i’m not forcing anyone to do so.

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Guys, thank you so much for reaching 800 followers! I hope you are all doing great.

++ SEARCHING FOR MOOTS

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#n1pp; masterlist;

#n1pp guide — glow up guides/hacks

#n1pp & f1 — yap abt f1

#moodboard by n1pp — moodboards

#n1pp wellness — wellbeing and health

#n1pp study — study content

#fucking advice — advices(aren��t original)

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Small Ways To Become Ridiculously Charming

1. Practice The Art of Smooth Communication.

Practice articulating your thoughts with finesse, choosing words the resonate deeply. Embrace the power of storytelling weaving narratives that captivate your audience.

2. Become Unpredictable.

Imagine life as a captivating story with unexpected plot twists. When people can't predict your next move, they remain engaged and fascinated by your dynamic character.

3. Level Up Your Compliments.

Anvone can give generic compliments, but you take it to another level. Tailored to the individual. When people feel truly seen and appreciated for their unique qualities, they can't help but be charmed by your perceptiveness

4. Magnetic Eye Contact.

it conveys confidence, attentiveness, and a genuine interest in the other person.

5. Use The "Familiarity" Concept.

Approach conversations as if you've known the person forever, even if you've just met. Display a warm and friendly demeanor that puts others at ease. Show genuine interest in their stories.

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Twin Peaks: Pilot (1990) dir. David Lynch

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hearts of darkness (1991) dir. eleanor coppola, george hickenlooper, fax bahr

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i watch movies,i really do, but im too lazy to write a review/give a it a rating on letterboxd..help…

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Cultivate some fucking discipline.

Some people can ignore their obligations for weeks, but not you. Some people let opportunity pass for lack of trying, but not you. Some people are content to wade through confusion and disorganization to finish every minor task, but not you. Some people are ok with wasting their precious time on endless distractions, but not you. Some people don't address their issues, but not you. You give a damn. You want to fucking do better.

That's what makes you different.

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GALS ANY SUBLIMINALS RECS?

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30 DAY GLOW UP AFFIRMATIONS

1. I am deserving of all the good things that come into my life.

2. I radiate confidence, grace, and positivity.

3. I am grateful for the beauty and abundance in my life.

4. I attract positive and like-minded people into my life.

5. I am constantly evolving into the best version of myself.

6. I release all negative thoughts and embrace positivity.

7. I am in control of my life and my happiness.

8. I am strong, resilient, and capable of overcoming any obstacle.

9. I trust the process of life and know that everything happens for a reason.

10. I am worthy of love and respect, starting with myself. 1t. I embrace change and see it as an opportunity for growth.

12. I forgive myself for any past mistakes and let go of regret.

13. I am a magnet for success, abundance, and prosperity.

14. I choose to see the good in myself and others.

15. I am confident in my abilities and talents.

16. I am beautiful inside and out, and feel my light shine.

17. I honor my body by nourishing it with healthy choices.

18. I am open to new opportunities and experiences.

19. I trust my intuition and follow my heart.

20. I am surrounded by love, light, and positivity.

21. I embrace my uniqueness and celebrate my individuality.

22. I am at peace with who I am and where I am on my journey.

23. I am enough, just as I am.

24. I release all fears and doubts that hold me back.

25. I am aligned with my purpose and follow my dreams with passion.

26. I radiate happiness, joy, and gratitude.

27. 1 am a powerful creator, and I manifest my desires with ease.

28. I am open to receiving all the good that life has to offer.

29. I am constantly learning, growing, and improving.

3o. I am stepping into my power and embracing my best self every day.

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Henri Matisse // "Don’t try to be original. Be simple. Be good technically, and if there is something in you, it will come out."

february-ish moodboard cus i felt like i need inspo

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A Guide to Disconnecting With a Digital Detox Challenge

In our hyper-connected world, smartphones and other devices have become extensions of ourselves. Although convenient, there are times when it’s beneficial to disconnect and go on a digital detox challenge

While the internet has revolutionized the way we live, work, and play, it has also led to an increase in digital dependency, distracting us from paying attention, disrupting our sleep patterns, and affecting our mental health. A digital detox challenge offers a structured way to break free from digital dependency, re-evaluate our relationship with technology, and rediscover the joy of living in the present.

The Pitfalls of Hyper-Connectivity

In the age of digital abundance, hyper-connectivity and the incessant consumption of digital content have become pervasive, shaping behaviors and influencing mental health in profound ways. Although there are many benefits of being connected online, it’s also important to understand the issues and recognize the need for a balanced digital diet.

Hyper-connectivity refers to the state of being constantly connected to devices and the internet, making it virtually impossible to disconnect. While it offers unparalleled access to information and socialization, it also causes many challenges:

Information Overload: Constant exposure to a stream of information can overwhelm the brain, making it difficult to process information effectively and leading to decision fatigue.

Decreased Productivity: The myth of multitasking on digital platforms can actually hamper productivity, as the brain switches between tasks, reducing efficiency and increasing mistakes.

Emotional Exhaustion: The need to be always available and responsive on various communication platforms can lead to burnout and emotional exhaustion.

Overconsumption of Content

The digital world offers an infinite stream of content, from news and entertainment to social media updates. Overconsumption of this content can have several negative impacts

Attention Span: Continuous scrolling and content consumption can reduce the ability to focus on a single task for extended periods, affecting learning and comprehension.

Echo Chambers: Algorithms designed to show users content that aligns with their views can create echo chambers, limiting exposure to diverse perspectives and contributing to social polarization.

Addictive Behaviors: The design of many platforms, aimed at maximizing user engagement, can lead to addictive patterns of behavior, making it difficult for individuals to limit usage.

Influence of Social Media

While social media has transformed the way we connect and share with others, its overuse has been linked to several negative outcomes

Mental Health: Excessive social media use has been associated with increased rates of anxiety, depression, and loneliness, particularly among adolescents and young adults.

Distorted Reality: Social media platforms often portray idealized versions of life, leading to unhealthy comparisons and feelings of inadequacy or jealousy.

Sleep Disruption: The use of social media before bedtime can interfere with sleep quality, due to both the stimulating effects of screen light and the emotional engagement with content.

The Benefits of a Digital Detox

A digital detox involves a period during which a person refrains from using tech devices such as smartphones, computers, and social media platforms. The goal is to reduce stress, focus on social interactions in the physical world, and engage more deeply with the immediate environment.

Mental Health: Constant notifications and the pressure to be always "on" can lead to anxiety and stress. Disconnecting helps in reducing these symptoms, enhancing overall emotional well-being.

Enhanced Focus: Without the constant distractions of digital devices, you can focus better on tasks, leading to improved productivity and efficiency in both personal and professional endeavors.

Better Sleep: Screen time, especially before bed, can interfere with sleep quality. A digital detox can help normalize sleep patterns, leading to more restful and restorative sleep.

Improved Relations: Spending less time on devices allows more time for face-to-face interactions, strengthening relationships with family, friends, and colleagues.

Increased Creativity: Stepping away from digital screens provides the mental space to think more deeply and creatively, fostering new ideas and solutions to problems.

Enhanced Wellness: Reducing screen time can encourage self-care and inspire a more healthy lifestyle, especially decreasing the risks associated with sedentary living.

More Gratitude: Disconnecting from the digital world helps in cultivating a greater appreciation for the little things in life, enhancing mindfulness and gratitude for the present moment.

Higher Self-Esteem: Social media can often lead to comparisons that affect self-esteem negatively. A detox can help in breaking this cycle, improving confidence and happiness.

Reduced Dependency: Taking regular breaks from digital devices helps in reducing dependency, making it easier to enjoy downtime without feeling the need to check in online.

Enhanced Privacy: Stepping back from online spaces can also protect personal privacy by reducing the amount of personal information shared on the internet, decreasing exposure to potential data breaches and privacy invasions.

Plan Your Digital Detox Challenge

SET CLEAR GOALS

Begin by defining what you want to achieve with your digital detox. Is it to reduce stress, improve sleep, or spend more time with loved ones? Having clear goals will help guide your process.

START SMALL

If the idea of completely disconnecting feels overwhelming, start small. Designate certain times of the day as tech-free, such as during meals or an hour before bed.

INFORM YOUR CIRCLE

Let your friends, family, and colleagues know about your digital detox challenge. This helps set expectations and reduces the anxiety of missing out.

REMOVE TEMPTATIONS

Uninstall social media apps or use tools to limit your screen time. The less accessible your devices are, the easier it will be to resist the temptation.

PLAN ALTERNATIVES

Identify activities to fill the time you would typically spend on devices. Whether it's reading a book or hosting a dinner party, find something that enriches you.

During the Digital Detox Challenge

EMBRACE BOREDOM

Boredom sparks creativity and self-reflection. Allow yourself to feel bored without reaching for your phone as an easy escape.

ENGAGE IN MINDFULNESS

Use this time to engage in activities that require your full attention and presence, such as meditation, cooking, or gardening.

CONNECT WITH NATURE

Spending time in nature can have a profound effect on your mental and physical well-being. Take walks, go for hikes, or simply spend time in a local park.

REFLECT AND JOURNAL

Use this period to reflect on your relationship with technology. Consider keeping a journal to document your experiences, thoughts, and feelings.

After the Digital Detox Challenge

EVALUATE YOUR EXPERIENCE

After completing your digital detox, take time to evaluate the experience. What did you learn? What habits do you want to change moving forward?

SET NEW BOUNDARIES

Based on your detox experience, set new boundaries for your digital device use. This might include designated tech-free times or days, limiting social media use, or turning off notifications.

ENHANCE YOUR ROUTINE

Make digital detoxing a part of your daily routine. Regularly unplugging, even if just for a few hours, can help maintain the benefits of your detox.

The challenges posed by hyper-connectivity, overconsumption of content, and excessive social media use highlight the importance of digital detoxes and mindful engagement with technology. By recognizing these issues and taking proactive steps to manage our digital consumption, we can mitigate the negative impacts on our mental health, productivity, and personal relationships.

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Henry Miller // "To make living itself an art, that is the goal."

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David Lynch // "Just slow things down and it becomes more beautiful."

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How does pinterest see you;

thanks to @angel-dustspo for tagging !

fashion+pantone+mood+food

taglist(if you want, you’re free to join): @liviawildrose @thefemigirl @rosiarie @princess-ly

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Rest in Peace David Lynch (1946–2025)

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quit brainrot. unfollow trolls. read essays. go down rabbit holes. have a calendar. maintain a todo list. read old books. watch old movies. turn on dnd. walk with intent. eat without youtube. chew more. train without music. plan for 15 mins. execute. organise your desk. take something seriously. read ancient scripts. act fast. find bread. eat clean. journal. save a life. learn to code. read poetry. create art. stay composed. refine your speech. optimise for efficiency. act sincere. help people. be kind. stop doing things that waste your time. follow your intuition. craft reputation. learn persuasion. systemise your day (or don't). write. write. write. write more. iterate violently. leave your phone at home. walk to the grocery store. talk to strangers. feed the dogs. visit bookstores. look for 1800s novels. experience art. then love. sit with a monk and offer them lunch. don't talk shit about people. embody virtue. sit alone. do something with your life. what do you want to create? turn off your mind. play. play a sport. combat sports. notice fonts in trees. fall in love. notice patterns on a table. visualise it. talk to people with respect. don't hate. be loving. be real. become yourself. cherrypick your qualities. discard the useless. rejections aren't permanent. invite what aligns. accept what does not. read great people. be different. choose different. do great work. let it consume you. lose your mind. value your time. experience life.