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How I get whatever I want.

- Journal. It’s important to plot out what you want before you begin doing anything new. Sit down, concentrate, and take the time to visualize what you want for yourself. Journaling is an extremely effective tool, and it’s important to be able to write about what you want instead of creating a concept in your mind. 

- Make goals less abstract: Find or make a path to the goal, then zone out (networking, reading, research). Your goals should not be abstract or difficult for you to understand. They should be clear, planned out to the best of your ability, and reasonable enough to achieve in 90 days. If you have a long-term goal, set up a series of short-term goals that will set you on the right path. 

- 3 month hiatus and just fixate on work. Be strict with time and money, keep a schedule, don’t allow minor distractions to sway you from your path, and use the next 90 days to bring yourself closer to the finish line. Can your hiatus be longer than 3 months? Yes, but if it becomes necessary to extend it, be sure that you’re engaging with the real world and not isolating yourself.

- You have to be sure of what waiting and a little bit of luck will do for you. So much of it is a waiting game, and while I believe that it’s important to work hard instead of being hard on yourself, knowing that luck plays into your success is imperative. If you don’t see immediate results, keep going until things fall into line. 

Plan, prepare, and then put your whole soul into action.

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cultivating your hobbies to become that girl

as summer starts to end, i find my days a little emptier and im full of anticipation for the coming academic year. but the last thing i want to do is waste the last part of summer so now is the perfect time to cultivate or begin a new hobby, focusing on four areas to level up your body, skills, mind and passions! enjoy angels and i hope this gives you some inspiration.

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body

having a hobby that helps you reach your dream body, maintain a healthy lifestyle or just help with your mental health (as moving your body always does!) is such a good idea. the past few months my workout schedule has decreased due to the amount of schoolwork i have had and exam season so now is the perfect time for me to get more disciplined and build up a good workout scheme. my hobbies based around my body are pilates or yoga, both of which help me with my fitness goals. here are some more ideas/inspiration for some hobbies you could start:

‘hot girl walks’ - set a goal for your daily steps and go on walks everyday to help you achieve that.

running daily.

swimming daily.

tennis or badminton daily.

joining a sports club such as football or gymnastics.

dance - could be by yourself at home following dance workouts!

strength training.

starting a fitness challenge - such as a month long youtube challenge.

start making your own fitness content! film videos or write tutorials.

bike riding daily.

skills

finding a hobby that helps you develop/cultivate your skills is so important. mine personally is cooking/baking as it helps me focus on giving my body what it needs, becoming more independent and providing for those i love. here are some ideas/inspiration:

painting.

making your own clothes - sewing, knitting or crocheting.

gardening.

scrapbooking.

photography.

drawing.

writing - poetry, novels, articles or anything similar.

acting - helps with public speaking, confidence and making friends.

jewellery making.

chess or a similar intense mental game - cultivates your thinking skills and mind.

mind

finding a hobby that helps you mentally, especially if relevant to schoolwork or career plans is so helpful. mine is reading/engaging with literature as not only does it align with my academic work but also helps me with how i think, view the world and allows me to be more empathetic.

mindfulness/meditation.

learning to play an instrument.

writing/researching around your subjects.

budgeting - good way of keeping track of and understanding money even if you aren’t planning on doing anything economics based!

journalling or keeping a diary.

joining/starting a book club.

starting a studyblr, study youtube channel etc.

learning a new language.

tutoring someone - great way of helping yourself learn as well!

joining a debate team.

passions

finding a hobby around one of your passions is such a fun and unique way of engaging in things you enjoy. mine personally is visiting museums/areas of historical importance as i am so passionate about history.

visiting art galleries.

attending the theatre/cinema.

going to live music events.

visiting libraries/book shops - growing your wish list, finding new book inspo etc!

going to cooking classes, restaurants or cafes.

travelling to new areas (could be local or international) - perhaps to develop language skills, find places to hike etc.

attending lectures on subjects youre interested in.

watching documentaries or video essays.

starting a new course - i do several history courses, my most recent was on European empires!

making a blog, channel, instagram etc for a new hobby or interest.

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random make up tip because I was experimenting last night: make your nose look smaller by making your eyes look bigger and your eyebrows looking full. Volumising mascara, falsies only at the ends of your eyes, concealer in the inner corners of your eyes + powder for a very natural look. Draaag it out towards the bridge of your nose and under the beginning of your waterline. bake under eyes, elongated wing and nothing on the waterline. Don’t go for the Nike justdoit eyebrows, but make them fit your face correctly and are as full as your face structure will allow.

this placement of the inner corner thing not with white shimmery eyeshadow but with your concealer and powder.

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GUYS GUYS GUYS!!!

okay so maybe this isn’t surprising or new but i am surprised and i wanna share.

soo i wasn’t a big fan of AI at all (sue me but i hate AI art and i based my opinion off of that) but now i tried it and I LOVE LOVE LOVE IT.

my point is anyways i used AI to analyse my colors and body type because i did myself some tests but i was never sure and i tend to be perfectionistic (working on that) so i FINALLY know for sure my body type and my color season.

since it was similar to my original results i will take it.

i am a soft natural and my seasonal color is deep autumn. (i am in love)

what i did was i took a picture of my face in natural lighting and i took a picture of my body front and side in fitted clothes and send them to individual GPTs (found them on the app ChatGPT) and they spit out an answer.

so now i am able to actually know what to look for when i go shopping. remember if u do this use this as a guide only. fashion is supposed to be fun and u can always wear whatever you want.

xoxo

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God forgive me for speaking around the wrong people.

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How to use data collections to level up

Researching how to level up in various directions is a good way to get a direction in how to change your life, how to glow up etc. But most of the time these resources just get liked, pinned, saved etc. and we forget these resources and just collect more without processing them.

A data collection is very helpful for getting to know yourself better through various learning experiences you've made, because you will not forget these ever and have a organised space to evaluate and make a analytical customised approach to levelling up.

EX: Hair

-> You want to improve your hair so you're collecting tips on how to heal your hair. Some of it works and some of it doesn't. You're trying to remember all the things that work for you and write some of it down. Since you do not want to loose the whole thing you still have everything saved. And the lines of helpful tips and unhelpful tips get blurred because not everything in one post is 100% for you .

Definition: What is data collecting generally

Data collection is a systematic process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables to answer relevant questions and evaluate outcomes. This process is essential across various fields, including business, academia, and government, as it provides the foundational data needed for analysis and decision-making.

The steps of data collecting:

Decide what data to gather

Establish a deadline for data collection

Select a data collection method

Gather information

Examine your information

creating a data collection to level up

-> Organising

In the first step we are organising our saved recourses. This makes us aware of what we really need to collect. This means we are categorically looking for every post that you've saved and decide if it's important, only a bit is important or it is not important/other posts have the same/better points.

I would also make categories in a notes app. This could be notion, the mobile notes app, word, in a notebook etc. It's about what you prefer.

EX: Categories: Study techniques, Glow up, fashion tips/inspo, - finances etc.

-> Evaluating

After organising your resources you should categorise them in the categories that you created and just put a link to the Original post inside in your notes at first.

They are a reminder for what value a post gives when you're having a break.

Then you go to each post and look what tips etc. you truly like and want to apply to yourself.

After analysing a post you're deleting the link and paste the information in the right category.

-> Examining

Now you have a lot of individual tips in a category but they are not sorted.

To sort them you can look in what phase they are.

EX: Improving your studies

In studying and getting better marks there are 4 phases

before school

in school

after school

exam season

Each one of these phases has different needs for you to level up different processes.

So these would be undercategories in which you sort your collected tips in.

Now you have a starters data collection.

-> Planning and Consistency

Especially in the start you have essentially just collected tips that might work for you but the real essential data is not defined yet.

data is what 100% works for you and levels you up in one category.

So the best approach to extract this data is to systematically try out all the tips that you collected in your starter data collection. Highlight those who help you and delete those who doesn't.

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Literature : the classics

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From the antagonist's library

-> one phrase, the story (basically)

French

The Count of Monte Cristo (Alexandre Dumas) -> The story of man who wanna get revenge on three people because they betrayed him

Le rouge et le noir (Stendhal) -> Julien Sorel, a man who wants to integrate the upper class, using rich women who are in love with him. (currently reading this and it's pretty good)

The cid (Pierre Corneille) -> two people who gonna get married but the two families have a big argument, leading to a cornelian choice.

Les miserables (Victor Hugo) -> a man named Jean Valjean (peasant + broke) and his life, with others characters.

Phèdre (Jean Racine) -> Phèdre, the second woman of the king and she's in love with her STEPSON !

Don Juan (Molière )-> The story of a seducer who loves women, really loves them (and they love him). (amazing ladies!!!)

Madame Bovary (Gustave Flaubert) -> The story of Emma Bovary, a bored woman in her wedding who starts to get lost in her imagination, leading her in dangerous situations

The stranger (Albert Camus) -> Meursault, a man indifferent to life who, after an impulsive murder, faces society’s harsh judgment for his detachment as much as for his crime.

The little prince (Antoine de Saint-Exupéry) -> the story of a boy who is alone in a planet, visiting others planets in order to find friends

English

Pride and Prejudice (Jane Austen) -> Enemies to lovers (I hate enemies to lovers btw, the idea for me to be in love with someone that I used to hate disturbs me bye )

Animal farm (George Orwell) -> animals getting mad at their owners, wanting a revolution (a classic, not easy to understand)

1987 (George Orwell) -> Winston Smith, who lives under a totalitarian regime that controls every aspect of life, including thoughts, and struggles to seek truth and individuality in a world of constant surveillance and propaganda.

Hamlet (Shakespeare) -> a Danish prince who is driven to madness and revenge after his father's ghost reveals that he was murdered by Hamlet’s uncle, now king.

To kill a Mockingbird (Harper Lee) -> Scout Finch, who witnesses racial injustice and prejudice in the 1930s Deep South as her father, Atticus Finch, defends a wrongfully accused Black man.

The portray of Dorian gray (Oscar Wilde) -> the story of a young man who, wishing to remain eternally youthful, makes a fateful pact

The secret History (Donna Tart) -> elite students led by an enigmatic professor who become entangled in a dark, twisted world of obsession, betrayal, and murder

I think this is a very good start. Those classics are English and French as you can see. There is also the art of war (Sun tzu) that is a Chinese book or The prince (Nicolas Machiavel) an Italian book . Both of those book are about strategy, especially of an empire / country.

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The end. Choose the one that appeals you. My favorite one is Don Juan. I really love animals farm too. Those books might be complicated at first, that why put a sentence so that you understand what it is about.

I love you wherever you are

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