KillaR 01

LOVE!!!!is same as tossing a coin,in the air,the outcome isn't really up to you in the hands.....but in other hands it depends on how you look at it,,,,,,and giving your all and believe in fate....There is no way to predict the future,,,,,,,so there is no point in worrying about it❤️💝💝😘Just Believe and have faith in ur Loved one🥺❤️and stop considering people's Words and hate for you Success in World of Love👑❤️And Peace..........

Celebrate your small wins – Feel happy and confident about it
Reward yourself for sticking to your plan, achieving progress day by day. Getting yourself on the track is easier than keeping you there. Check your progress on a periodic basis; you may not be exactly where you planned yourself to be. As long as you are within 10% of your planned progress, you’re good. Rewarding yourself for the progress made gives you the confidence and assurance to say, “I have made it till here and I have been consistent in my progress. I will make it.”

6. Be that deaf frog

Modularise your goal
Breaking down a significant task into smaller chunks always helps. It fosters self-belief and keeps the next goal in sight. Keep up your plan for a week and then break it down further to a daily level. Let’s say your goal is running a 5K marathon in the next month. Then your plan could look something like this:

1st week – run 3 times a week.
2nd week – run every day with short water breaks after every 8 /10 minutes
3rd week – Work on managing my breath
4th week – Practice and more practice (there’s no substitute for dedication).
D-Day – Achieve what you’ve worked so hard for!

Chalk out your plan
For anything that you want to achieve, be it a skill, passing a test, getting a job, losing weight or learning to drive, you need a plan. Chalking out this plan is your next step; this has to be based on your goal. Talk to experts, refer to relevant resources and read books about the goals that you want to accomplish. Come up with a plan as per your timeline and goals, the resources that you possess, and most importantly, your strengths.

The past had a purpose of teaching us to be stronger, gather from the broken pieces of our lives and build a stronger psyche. Our job is to incorporate it in our present, and build an even stronger future with these life lessons.

As Lao Tzu puts it:
“If you’re depressed, you’re living in the past.
If you’re anxious, you’re living in the future.
If you’re at peace, you’re living in the present.”