There’s so many more things I could list. But we’ll stick to these for now! #Lemon8Diary #growthmindset #embracevulnerability #lemon8challenge #highschool #GirlsTalk #tips #advice #alt #grunge

it’s crazy how much you think you know when you’re a teenager 😂 i’ve learned sooooo much just over the past couple years it still blows my mind. i’m grateful to say that i’m a completely different person than i was in the best possible way - i have new appreciation for life and myself and oth

Before 30, I learned lessons that shaped how I show up in relationships, work, and for myself. Some lessons came softly. Others came through heartbreak, burnout, and growing pains I didn’t see coming. But I’m grateful for all of them. Here are a few truths I had to learn before stepping into thi

Here are a few lessons I learned on my journey to becoming a millionaire. Let me know which of these resonates with you or which ones you plan to implement today. Bonus tip: You can start from nothing and still become a millionaire, even if you don't have any money right now. Don't let

Dealing with difficult people is part of life, whether it’s family members, coworkers, friends or relationships. Over time, I realized that challenging people taught me valuable lessons about boundaries, self-respect, communication, emotional maturity, and protecting my peace. If you’re struggling

Hey friends, today I wanted to do a 2 year update on my PC build and talk about what I've learned. - Patience is Key I saved up for over a year to build my PC. I also took the time to do research and understand what I was buying. Building was fun and nerve-wracking (bc it was my first). It

Hi all and welcome to my new series where I share what I recently learned while studying Korean. Recently I’ve been preping for the TOPIK exam and that included all sorts of phrases and tongue twisters and let me tell you they had me scratching my head. Some of the phrases are a little more sim

Hey, I just wanted to share something that’s honestly changed how I study—and it might help you too. I used to think studying meant staring at notes for hours, highlighting everything, and hoping something would stick. But honestly? It never really worked. I’d forget things right after the test

everything changed when I started seeing my habits as part of who I am. once it's tied to who you are, you don't need constant motivation - skipping it feels off. understanding that your habits are directly correlated to your sense of self, like: “I want to work out” vs “I’m the kind

I am currently studying abroad in France! This is my first time ever traveling this far from home and doing any sort of study abroad. I’ve only been here for a little bit but I am already learning so much. Here are my thoughts: 🥐 Being here has definitely taught me to be more open-minded and

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For anyone fresh out of high school getting ready for their first year in college, or currently a college student & majoring in Criminal Justice like me, here’s a few tips I discovered & learned during my first year in college as a CJ major! Please take note of this as these tips are very i

Practicing self-love is a journey that involves nurturing your mental, emotional, and physical well-being. Here are some tips and methods to help you cultivate self-love: Mental Practices: 🙏🏻 Positive Affirmations: Start each day with positive affirmations. For example, "I am worthy,"

Hi everyone! I am a Sophomore this year, and my freshman year was a rollercoaster to say the least. I came to school after getting freshly cheated on, having no friends that I knew on campus, and questioning who I was. As I look back and reflect on my first year, these are the things that I feel we

I will never understand how a parent or parents could abandon their children in a sense of failing them as a child, allowing harm to be done, not encouraging or praising them, teaching them at a very very young age that a child was raising herself Alone and instilling independence under the worst c

these are just a few things i learned my first year of college. -budgeting: i had to learn how to use my money responsibly and efficiently. i couldn’t just blow through money on the chance my friends wanted to do something that i needed money for. also save money for groceries and things i might

sharing these so that maybe you won’t be as confused as i was when you blether with people😅🫶🏻 and yes… i say cheers like 20x a day now #slangwords #scotlandtravel #lifeabroad #britishenglish #internationalstudents

if you’re married, drop a comment about something you’ve learned / keys to a healthy, long-lasting marriage ! #marriage #christian #bible #wedding #faith

here are my most important tips for you if you’re an incoming law student or are already in law school, as someone who learned these truths the hard way. 🥸 🧖🏻‍♀️ 1. YOU ARE THE MOST IMPORTANT PERSON IN YOUR LIFE. you are so valuable, so act like it!! get rid of people who don’t contribute to you

“I’m sorry” only matters when it’s honest, heartfelt, and followed by growth. These are the 7 things I’ve learned that help me truly apologize—not just smooth things over, but repair the real damage. Because a real “I’m sorry” is more than just words. ⸻ 🧠 1. Calm Down Before You Speak

Overall I loved working there, but I definitely will never shop there again!! I learned so much about jewelry quality and where to get it (not at kendra lol.) #jewelry #kendra scott #kendra scott necklace #jewelryreview #jewelryrecommendations #workplace #tips