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[glowettee]

⋆⭒˚｡⋆ how to reset your life in 1 hour (the micro-reset guide) ⋆⭒˚｡⋆

hi lovelies, mindy from @glowettee here !!

sometimes i feel overwhelmed and stuck, so i specifically created this routine whenever i just need to reset my life quickly. here's how i do it in one short post <3 - mindy

key points:

step 1: declutter one space (10 minutes): clear your desk, purse, or phone notifications. a small, clean space = a fresh mindset.

step 2: move your body (15 minutes): stretch, dance, or go for a walk to shake off mental cobwebs.

step 3: hydrate and snack (10 minutes): grab water and a nourishing snack to refuel.

step 4: brain dump (15 minutes): write down everything on your mind (to-dos, worries, ideas) and organize it into priorities.

step 5: do one productive task (10 minutes): pick a small, achievable task and get it done. finishing something boosts confidence and momentum.

[in-tenebris-et-in-solitudine]

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[sanewshimachal]

आपका जीवन आपके विचारों का प्रतिबिंब है, इसलिए अपने विचारों को सकारात्मक रखें।

[motivexesmotivational]

"Knowledge Alone Isn’t Power: The Key Is Application" "Knowledge becomes powerful only when applied. The true barrier to action often lies in ego—whether it’s fear, overconfidence, or resistance to change. Recognizing and overcoming ego can help you turn what you’ve learned into real progress and success." "Don’t let ego hold you back—start applying what you’ve learned today and unlock your full potential!" Motivational Quotes Mindset Self-Improvement Inspiration

[memoriesndew]

challenges & more 100 days of productivity april challenge towards easter camp out (teco) getting better challange weight loss. lock in. dews 75 hard attempt

asks & others dew asks

dumps dewy dumps monthly dumps my fav youtubers and few others you should know things I care about 🎀 daily dump

dew goals dew's uni girl guide content creation: youtube notion template creation further education then 𝒃𝒖𝒊𝒍𝒅𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝒎𝒚 𝒓𝒆𝒃𝒓𝒂𝒏𝒅

(inspired by nenelonomh)

[inikumi]

Jalan cerita

Ternyata memasang bounderies atau batasan itu penting sekali. Memberanikan diri untuk speak up dan menerima apapun penolakan itu jauh lebih melegakan daripada bermain atas asumsi kita sendiri.

Batasan itu akhirnya memberiku pelajaran untuk melepaskan sesuatu yang memang tidak “satu” dengan tujuanku.

Sederhana. Hanya perlu menyampaikan tujuan kita. Respon dia yang akan menentukan bagaimana kita bertindak setelahnya.

Aku kembali belajar. Berkali-kali belajar, berkali-kali aku berdoa, berkali-kali juga kesempatan itu ada. Aku tidak tahu, apakah dia sudah menemukan lebih dulu atau aku yang akan menemukan lebih dulu.

Pada akhirnya apapun keputusan Allaah, aku merelakan seutuhnya perasaan ini terhadapnya. Terhadap ketentuan-Nya.

[mindspacehub]

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[growthova]

🌍 Why Is It So Easy to Get Distracted in Today’s World? 🤯

Have you ever sat down to work, only to find yourself scrolling social media or watching videos an hour later? 📱 It’s not just you—the world today is built to pull your attention in every direction. Let’s explore why staying focused feels so hard in this age of distraction.

1️⃣ The Attention Economy

Companies thrive on keeping you glued to their platforms. 🤑 Social media, apps, and even ads are designed to grab your attention and keep it. The more time you spend, the more they profit.

2️⃣ Endless Notifications

Every ding, buzz, and pop-up is a call for your attention. 📳 Notifications interrupt your flow and shift your focus, making it hard to get back on track.

3️⃣ The Myth of Multitasking

We’re often told multitasking is a skill, but in reality, it’s a trap. 🌀 Switching between tasks splits your attention, making you less productive and more distracted.

4️⃣ Information Overload

We’re constantly bombarded with information—from news, emails, and social media updates to entertainment. 📚 Our brains can’t process it all, so we end up jumping between things without focus.

5️⃣ The Dopamine Trap

Every like, comment, and share triggers a dopamine hit, making distractions feel rewarding. 🎉 This creates a cycle where your brain craves more instant gratification instead of focusing on harder, long-term tasks.

6️⃣ FOMO (Fear of Missing Out)

The fear of missing something exciting keeps us glued to our devices. 🌟 Whether it’s the latest trend, message, or video, FOMO makes it hard to disconnect and focus on what really matters.

7️⃣ Stress & Overwhelm

When life feels overwhelming, distractions become an easy escape. 🛑 Instead of tackling what’s in front of us, we turn to things that feel comforting and easy.

💡 Reflection: Distractions aren’t just about technology—they’re rooted in how our brains react to the modern world. Understanding why we get distracted is the first step toward reclaiming focus.

[adiyo]

Stepping Out of Your Comfort Zone: Growth Starts When You Get Uncomfortable

This week, your favourite introverted girl has been pushing herself out of her comfort zone—and let me tell you, it’s been a journey. From memorizing eight French songs for an upcoming performance, collaborating with a band for a live show, showing up to music events (yes, actually showing up), to signing up for an energy exchange program at my favourite dance studio—it's been a wild ride.

I won’t lie, it’s been both rewarding and a struggle. I’ve had to practice a whole lot of self-compassion, patience, and validation just to keep myself grounded. It’s not easy to step into new territory when your natural instinct is to retreat to safety. You see, I have this personal rule: never make plans when I’m super happy or super sad. But when I committed to all these things, I ignored that rule and the inner voice that kept shouting, “No! and just said “yes.”

Why? Because lately, my mindset has shifted. Lately, I’ve been embracing the whole “Why not?” attitude. My new way of thinking is: “Why not?” and, “So what if I fail? At least I tried.” I won’t know what I’m capable of unless I push my boundaries. Failure is no longer something to fear—it’s a learning opportunity. And here’s the thing—if something doesn’t work out, maybe it’s not because it wasn’t meant for me, but because I just need to try a different approach.

Comfort = Stagnation. Being comfortable, at least in my experience, is a sign of stunted growth. I’ve grown so much by putting myself in uncomfortable, unfamiliar spaces. I’ve learned how capable I am when I challenge myself. Growth happens when you’re a little bit (or a lot) uncomfortable. Two years ago, I could blame my romantic relationship for holding me back, but this year, I realized: the only thing standing in my way is me.

So here’s the takeaway—I’d rather go out there, give it a shot, and maybe fall flat on my face, than sit around wondering, “What if?” I’d rather stumble while moving forward than sit back and wonder, What if? Growth happens when you step into the unknown. Growth comes from action, not from playing it safe. Don’t let the fear of failure keep you stagnant. You might just surprise yourself with what you’re capable of!

"Life begins at the end of your comfort zone."

What’s your comfort zone keeping you from? Maybe it’s time to stretch a little—and see what happens.

Step out of your comfort zone today and see what magic happens. 🌱✨

[in-tenebris-et-in-solitudine]

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[achilles22hector]

— The 33 Strategies of War, Robert Greene —

The 33 Strategies of War is a military history and personal development book. It was written by American author Robert Greene in 2006. It is composed of discussions and examples of offensive and defensive strategies from a wide variety of people and conditions, applying them to social conflicts such as family quarrels and business negotiations.

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[mindmotives01]

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