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My fight with my mind is constant but I’ve figured it out;

✨Focusing on myself helps me✨

If you know me, you know I love to read. This week I bought about six books and oh the joy! I love romance. I love short stories. I love a little fiction. I love magic. I love poems. Anything that helps me take my mind off of things and bring me sanity, is reading📚

For the past year I’ve started these Mandala colouring and let me tell you, I ENJOY IT. I don’t think I work for the aesthetics; (clearly if you see the video😂) but whatever color comes to my mind, I’d do it and I find it pretty- so that’s a win🧟‍♀

Journaling has been my #1 take my mind off, vent and my gratitude machine. I journal every night; sometimes throughout the day. And this year I’m journaling in my book, my journal app and an audio tape. And omg, there’s three different emotions mapped to it📝

Working out; or at-least showing up at the gym🤸

Accepting myself the way that I am irrespective of the insecurities I battle with within. For eg- my chubby face, long big eyes, etc👁 

I think it’s a process but I’ve figured my coping but let me tell you, the day you start putting yourself first is the day everything just shines within and outside. 

I’m in my happiest place right now, from falling in love with myself, to doing things I enjoy doing-I’m just here🧿🩷

- SK

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  1. AnonymousJanuary 11, 2025 at 7:06 AM

    You’re so inspiring! It’s amazing how you’ve found such a beautiful balance with reading, journaling, and focusing on yourself. Keep shining and embracing who you are—you’re radiating positivity! 🌟📚

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