100 Days til graduation
AHHHHH!! I cannot believe i graduate so soon! It feels surreal honestly and I’m so grateful to God for bringing me through! I can see the light at the end of the tunnel.
How I’m prepping physically:
💪🏾I go to the gym every day of the week. I do only cardio on Saturday and Sundays and i follow a guide the rest of the week.
💪🏾 I have switched my diet(I’m pescatarian) to more on the vegan side and eat a lot of mostly fruit and veggies.
💪🏾 I take a friend with me and I don’t make excuses. This is super important to me and I want this to work and stick!
💪🏾 I love myself, read my Bible, and speak affirmations everyday. I’m worth it and I’m beautiful no matter how I look.
#Lemon8Diary #healthylifestyle2024 #gym #blackgirlcreator #Graduation #hbcu #nursingstudent
As graduation approaches, many students, especially those from HBCUs and nursing programs, begin to reflect on their experiences and prepare for life after school. It's essential to maintain a healthy lifestyle during this time, as physical and mental well-being plays a crucial role in managing stress and staying focused. Adopting a pescatarian or plant-based diet can significantly improve energy levels and overall health. Networking within your community through hashtags like #Graduation and #healthylifestyle2024 can lead to valuable support and resources. Remember, it's not just about the destination, but also the journey! Furthermore, engaging in daily affirmations and maintaining a positive mindset helps in combating anxiety related to post-graduation uncertainties. Going to the gym regularly not only aids in physical fitness but also serves as a great outlet for stress relief. As you countdown to this significant milestone, consider documenting your progress, sharing with peers, or joining groups that focus on health and fitness within your niche, like #nursingstudent or #blackgirlcreator. The support and motivation from fellow students can be invaluable during this transition.
I also have 100 days left! 🥰