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i honestly watched this film for noah centineo but ended up falling for kristine froseth instead ♡ 

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Colmar in Alsace, France (via vsco.co)

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Lunch Time

As of 22 November 2018, I received my third payment for my first work as an analyst. I kinda love what I am supposed to embark in the work process but I did not much enjoy the environment. Especially my colleagues..

They are fine I guess but the lunch time for me is the time that we are taking a break from work. No work talking no work gossiping no talk-about-boss no meeting comment nothing.. I just wished my colleagues would understand that someday. I felt very uncomfortable and I always wished I had lunch with my friends instead of them sometimes. Or even lunch alone by myself while watching Brooklyn 99. Honestly so much better.

They love to gossiping and I do too but I do not like to talk about people behind their backs so badly. Honestly I do not and I think they were taking things so far, I hate all the mocking and sometimes when I did not respond to them talking, they said I was being depressed. I just laughed but never ever cross my mind that being quiet and not responding to your stupid jokes were the means of me being depressed.

I wished I could avoid them all the time not because I hate them ((I do not, obviously)) but I think our minds and personalities are not matched. I am taking things slowly. Sometimes when I had the mood I will join them you know; for the sake of socializing but if I feel like I am not talking, sorry guys I am taking my me alone time...

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“There are hidden blessings in every struggle.”

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When I was young, I used to watch two drops of rain roll down a window and pretend it was a race.

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4 Things 24-Year-Old Shinjini Das Did Before She Became A CEO

1. Think. The jump had to be layered with a great deal of thought, intention and foresight. She had to listened to her deepest voices, understand what her desires and passions are and make her goals align with what is driving her. And she realized that only she could make it happen. Of course, she wants and needs the help of others, but it must all start with her believing in herself. 

2. Fall in love with herself. That’s not egotistical, that’s something all of us should be proud to say because loving herself gives her the power she needs to say, “I can do this.” Plus we are not in a position to love anyone else if we do not love ourselves first.

3. Test the waters. Her passion was a side hustle for 18 months which gave her the time to explore the waters of American media and figure out her plan before she decided to dive in full-time.

4. Stop asking a question that doesn’t have an answer. She stopped trying to answer the questions, “Am I making the right move?” - the only way to find out is to make the move.

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128-129/∞ pics of taetae ♡

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Things Mentally Strong People Do

1. They move on. They don’t waste time feeling sorry for themselves.

2. They keep control. They don’t give away their power.

3. They embrace change. They welcome challenges.

4. They stay happy. They don’t complain. They don’t waste energy on things they can’t control.

5. They are kind, fair, and unafraid to speak up. They don’t worry about pleasing other people.

6. They are willing to take calculated risks. They weigh the risks and benefits before taking action.

7. They invest their energy in the present. They don’t dwell on the past.

8. They accept full responsibility for their past behavior. They don’t make the same mistake over and over.

9. They celebrate other people’s success. They don’t resent that success.

10. They are willing to fall. They don’t give up after failing. They see every failure as a chance to improve.

11. They enjoy their time alone. They don’t fear being alone.

12. They are prepared to work and succeed on their own merits. They don’t feel the world owes them anything.

13. They have staying power. They don’t expect immediate results.

14. They evaluate their core beliefs - and modify as needed.

15. They expend their mental energy wisely. They don’t spend time on unproductive thoughts.

16. They think productively. They replace negative thoughts with productive thoughts.

17. They tolerate discomfort. They accept their feelings without being controlled by them.

18. They reflect on their progress every day. They take time to consider what they’ve achieved and where they are going.

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