#the mindset mentor

[tacagen]

one of the things that fascinate me about thawne: yes, he CAN be normal with kids! surprisingly normal!

((not at all times, though. his mental illness still spills through and as usual he, in trying to manipulate or hurt others, spits out at them the exact stuff that would hurt him (or have in his childhood/barry's rejection interpretation) the most in the first place lmao))

but at the same time. his like second instinct when doing his bullshit is FUCK THEM (as) KIDS

(and, well. whatever this classifies as)

[lostlavenderer]

I too would love a Haymitch POV, but you know what POV I'd love to see in sunrise? Haymitch's mentor.

Allegedly, at least according to the Capitol, there's no previous victor of district 12, so I'm assuming the mentor must be Capitol-assigned. However, other districts like 1 and 2 will have had countless of winners after 49 games, in fact I'm guessing most districts will have victors as mentors. But not district twelve, not yet.

I wonder how it would feel, as a Capitol citizen, to be so excited to be assigned a mentor position, to dress up all flashy for it and to then sit in a room filled with anxious, deeply traumatized people watching what you consider the Eurovision of your youth as they quietly despise every second of it and watch in horror as you laugh and clap. It must be so strange, so isolating and uncanny, so unlike everything you've ever known to hear these victors' snide comments towards the gamemakers, their ungratefulness for what they've gotten from their own victories and their unfiltered hatred that hides behind the famous, glorious personas you know them as. Every second in the training center with your two tributes, in the moments shared with your fellow mentors as they gear up to talk to sponsors as if they're readying for battle, it all leaves small cracks in the worldview you've gotten so comfortable with for all your life.

Yeah, I truly wonder how that mentor must feel.

[yourmoonie]

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[jeanpatrice]

When you mentor others … you refine your own skills.

[nova-moon13]

[iminlovewithpercyjackson]

something i really miss about living at home is the number of adult-adults, especially women older than me, that i had around me. i had a couple of high school teachers i really love and trust, i had my pastor and his wife, i had my boyfriend's parents, i had his aunt, i had my parents, obviously. while i know any of them would happily answer a call or a text, it isn't the same as having them around, and i don't have them here -- which is partially an i'm-at-college problem and partially an i-moved-1000-miles-away problem. i miss having adults around me that i can go to for advice or support.

i've got a really good and godly group of girls around me here, and i always have my friends and my boyfriend at home, but i don't have adults, especially at church -- the church i go to is really small, and i've been struggling to feel like part of it without joining another college group. (i'm sure their college group is great, but i'm already in an on-campus one that's twice a week, and i can't handle any more nights out at bible study). i want to join a women's bible study with all ages, but i don't think my church here has one, and i don't really know where else to look.

i'm 20 -- i'm an adult, and a lot of the time i do feel like one. but i don't have everything figured out -- no one does. community is a really important thing for christians, and i think it's especially important to have people older and wiser than you around you so that you can go to them for advice, and i don't have that.

and so we pray!

[princesssascha]

A journey of patience in personal growth and business

If you want to grow a flower you need to plant the seed, be patient and take care of it.

If you plant the seed and give up the next day because the flower has not grown yet, you lose the chance to have that flower you wish for, but if you shower it with love and take care of it the flower will bloom and you could have the most beautiful flower in the world.

Everything in life takes patience. You shouldn't give up right away because you might be just a few steps away from fulfilling your dreams.

Just like nurturing a flower, personal growth requires patience, care, and persistence. Each step counts. Don't miss out on the chance to nurture your potential.

[screenshot-thoughts]

“Most people wouldn’t support you until they see it’s popular to support you.”

[thegentlemanbutler]

Healthy breakfast smoothie

This is an absolute favorite recipe!

[joenicassio]

Optimism vs. Optimizer?

[fellhellion]

Love being invested in a relationship who’s trajectory we know literally nothing about yet (Miles 1 & Miles 2)

[senseofselflifecoachingau]

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[collegeoflore]

:))) ieriyn having a normal one

[passion4tye]

Don’t live your life regretting yesterday. Live your life so tomorrow you won’t regret today. – Catherine Pulsifer

[unfoldingmoments]

Breaking the Bad Cycle

When someone grows up without proper guidance, emotional support, or even basic life skills, it’s like being thrown into a race without ever being taught how to walk. And then society (or even church) comes along and says, "Just work hard! God blesses those who try!"—but how can you try when you don’t even know where to start?

Breaking the Cycle (Even Without Support)

If parents failed in their role, and the environment isn’t helping, the painful truth is that you have to parent yourself. That’s unfair, but it’s also possible. Here’s how:

1️⃣ Recognize That “Laziness” Might Be Survival Mode

What looks like laziness is often deeper—fear, exhaustion, or not knowing how to move forward.

If you weren’t taught discipline or healthy habits as a child, of course it’s hard now. But that doesn’t mean you’re doomed.

2️⃣ Start With One Small Discipline

Instead of overwhelming yourself with "I need to fix everything," just pick one small thing.

Example: Wake up at the same time every day. Or spend 10 minutes learning something new.

Momentum matters more than speed.

3️⃣ Find “Unofficial” Mentors

If church, school, or family can’t help, look elsewhere. Books, podcasts, online communities—sometimes wisdom comes from unexpected places.

If you find just one person who believes in you, it can change everything.

4️⃣ Rewire the Mindset From Childhood

The past wired you to think a certain way, but your thoughts are not permanent.

Start questioning the beliefs that hold you back: "Am I truly incapable, or was I just never taught?"

God isn’t just looking for the “strong.” He is the strength for those who have none.

5️⃣ Ask God For Direct Guidance (Even If No Human Helps)

Sometimes, there really isn't an “angel among the chaos.” And that sucks. But that doesn’t mean God won’t make a way.

When David was abandoned, he strengthened himself in the Lord (1 Samuel 30:6). It’s not easy, but it’s possible.

Final Thought: You’re Not A Failure, Just Untrained

Life didn’t give you the right foundation, but that doesn’t mean you’re doomed to be nothing. People who had the “right start” aren’t necessarily better—they just had a head start. You can still build something from where you are.

I know it’s hard. But if you could change just one small thing right now, what would it be? Maybe that’s the first step.

[nova-moon13]