I ate lots of things that month 🐷
aimless
photo credit: Garrhet Sampson
Insatiable desire has always been my problem.
That's what has fuelled my insecurities ever since I can remember and I am still victim to it now.
How do you cure this toxic mindset of never being happy with what you have?
I have been so fortunate to achieve my goals in the last few years, even when I felt that they were out of my league. Has the self-importance gone to my head?
I can't help but feel that I am wasting my energy when I can be doing so much than what I am doing now, even though I am using my time as efficiently as possible. But it's this idea of not having enough time that is making me feel out of breath and chased after time as I see days, weeks and months pass by so fast in front of me.
I just want to be able to take a breath and enjoy the moment without feeling like I am not doing enough.
Reblog: 43 Self-Care Practices for the Highly Sensitive Person
from blog Will Frolic for Food!
Reading this article was a gift and a curse, really, because my dreaded fear of being a sensitive person has been proven to me.
I don't mean to make sensitivity look bad by saying this... It's just that I must really coming to terms with the fact that I do, in fact, require so much to be happy and at peace. This is something I have been neglecting for a while, but respecting my sensitivity needs has drastically changed my energy level.
Knowing this, I am happy to have found such an exhaustive list that will help me during my bad days :)
Japanese Sticker Book by Pepin Press
This magical book... was discovered in the last city where I thought I would find treasures such as this...
Shelf Life Books in Calgary of Canada.
I got two books, which was all they had in stock, and I reckon this is what being rich feels like 😂
I bought a few other books by the same publisher (PEPIN) and I'm so throughly grateful that there's a group of people out there like this publisher who have similar tastes as me who put in their time to supply the demand.
I guess there really is something out there for everyone.
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