Quotes ✨ & Study Motivation 🎓

The best way to end something is to starve it.

No reaction, just don't feed it.

In a fast-moving world where it seems like everyone is achieving and progressing, it's easy to feel overwhelmed. But you don’t need to rush just because others are. Their pace doesn’t define your journey, and there's no need to make quick decisions just to keep up.

Take a moment to breathe and remember that your path is unique. Every step you take, no matter how small, matters because it’s yours. There's no need to be anxious about where you are or where you're headed.

Trust your own timing, and don’t follow others just because they seem ahead. Success comes from patience, being true to yourself, and walking your own path, not someone else’s.

I've always told myself this in life, "What if everything you're going through right now is preparing you for what you asked for?"

But the important thing is to forgive them for what they did to you in order to move on. I did it, and I've never more happier than I’m right now.

I didn't lose anything. I was saved from it, from those people.

Sometimes, pursuing personal growth means leaving certain friendships behind.

It's natural for some people to drift apart as you prioritize your own development.

The truth is, not everyone will understand your journey, and that's perfectly fine.

Surrounding yourself with supportive and like-minded individuals who uplift and inspire you is key.

Don't let the fear of losing friends hold you back from becoming the best version of yourself.

Embrace the changes and make room for new connections that align with your goals and aspirations. Your growth is worth it.

Keep striving and watch your true friendships flourish.

Remember, it's okay to prioritize your own growth and well-being.

Being alone only feels lonely when you don't have a goal.

But when you have a clear and exciting goal, alone time becomes a chance for personal growth and satisfaction.

Embrace being by yourself and use that time to reflect, recharge, and work toward your goals.

Let's not try to figure out everything at once.

Breath and focus on one thing at a time.

The moment when someone validates your pain by saying, "How painful it must have been."

That's all we want to hear from the people around us.

We don’t need you to necessarily solve our problems.

At least don’t invalidate our pain by saying there are people worse off than us, making us feel even worse.

At the ages of 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, and 21+, you will start to realize that life ain't easy.

Your circle of friends will start to become smaller. You lose yourself, you become frustrated and lonely for no reason, you will develop trust issues; you cry silently at night and wake up in the morning, like nothing happened.

You think about giving up many times, but in the end, you find yourself fighting again because you realize that this is the stage where you must be strong to fight your fears and the possibility that everything will leave you.

tidy your space. plan out your week to stay on top of your responsibilities. plan your workouts. plan your meals. write in your planner. stay organized

Speak to people in a way that if they died the next day, you'd be satisfied with the last thing you said to them.

You're unsuccessful for 4 reasons.

1) You do not act fast enough

2) You make choices based off emotion

3) You do not work on the 20% that gets you 80% of the results

4) The people around you don't inspire growth

If you're not where you want to be, fixing these 4 problems is a great start.

12 ways to be a confident person:

1. Be calm.
2. Maintain your dignity.
3. Patience is highly necessary.
4. Maintain your sitting posture.
5. Be prepared for any situations.
6. Never ever look down upon someone.
7. Always talk with a subtle eye contact.
8. Speak only if you're well aware of the topic.
9. Don't interrupt and always wait for your turn.
10. Never be the first one to break eye contact.
11. Don't let anger creep inside your arguments.
12. Always keep a formal and polite vocabulary.

Keep going.

In a couple of years you won’t care about how long it took.

You’ll just be glad that you never quit.

Keep going.

Unpopular opinion but busy days are the best days, you might be tired and stressed but at least you were not overthinking and sad all day.

Instead of asking people "What do you do for a living?" ask "What are some of the amazing things you are up to?".

It shifts the focus from their job title to their passions and interests.

Instead of asking people "How are you?" ask "What's new and good with you?".

It invites a more positive and detailed sharing of experiences.

Observe how these questions can transform the energy and direction of your interactions.

"I'm tired" can actually mean...

I'm tired of carrying so much on my own for so long.

I'm tired of pretending everything is okay when it's not.

I'm tired of always being the strong one.

I’m tired of putting so much pressure on myself

Networking is so underrated. You could get rich just by having the right conversation with the right person

Rooting for myself always. To grow. To succeed. To dream. To be happy. To be resilient. To be at peace. To be vulnerable. To be free. To be soft. To be the goodness in this world of chaos. I'm forever my biggest supporter!

Formula for when you’re unmotivated:

1. Disconnect
2. Switch to rest
3. Take a long walk
4. Reflect on what you care deeply about

The more confident you are, the quieter you become.

Confidence whispers, insecurity roars.

Confident people are not attention seekers.

Their mere presence is loud enough for the world to see.

If we're healthy, we all have ambitious goals in every single area of our life.

If we're sick, the only thing we want is to be healthy again.