What more can I say… it feels unreal. I think I’ll only truly believe it when I’m there.
schlafzipfel's Life List
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1. don't give up on my most important goals: being happy, losing weight, writing my thesis and getting a degree
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2. stick to the working hours I set for myself - 90% of the time
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3. lose 40 pounds
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4. get a degree
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5. be more confident
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6. Stop worrying about what others think of me
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7. stop hating myself every time I fail
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8. be happy
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9. Find a balance between the things I want to do and the things I need to do
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10. find the right pace for my life
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11. feel beautiful
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12. Spend less time fooling around on the net and more time actually working
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13. Go to sleep at 11 or earlier every night for a week
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14. release the geek!
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15. make a difference in the world
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16. fall in love
2 entries . 5 cheers24,436 people -
17. study abroad
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18. help the LGBT community
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19. be financially independent
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20. take one photograph each day as a way to document my life.
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21. design my own tattoo (and get it done)
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22. organize my photos
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23. create a deviantart account
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24. learn how to handle money
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25. go to New York before I turn 30
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26. learn to throw out clothes i never wear
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27. learn to play an instrument
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28. write a story
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29. get rid of all my clutter
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30. learn sign language
11 cheers7,683 people
How I did it: I saved up money, applied for an MA program at a british University, was accepted and booked a flight. Now I've been here for two days, and will be staying for one year. The preparations weren't as bad as I thought, but that might be because I am a EU student. Read how I did it…
How I did it: I went to a self-help-group about work structuring every week to report progress and whine about troubles. This was seperate from university, so I could really say whatever I wanted and vent and so on, and get all positive responses from others in similar situations.I tried to stick to set working hours, during daytime - getting up early, not going to bed too late. And regular meals in between... no chaos in the rest of my life was allowed. Read how I did it…
How I did it: After signing up and being appointed a test date, I collected some training software and a book. One week before the test I started working through the tests to get a feel for them. I constantly watched english movies and read english books for a few weeks prior to this, so the tests turned out to be pretty easy. Read how I did it…
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This was a horrible, horrible day for this goal. Maybe I’m just PMSing… it happens! But I stood in the changing room today and looked at myself in the mirror and could’ve cried. Maybe tomorrow will be better. Otherwise I have to MAKE it better. Grrrrr!
I hate when little things throw me completely off. One stupid misunderstanding or an unexpected situation can ruin days for me. This just happened, and put me in a seriously bad mood, which I cannot afford right now. I feel it’s only getting worse. Tomorrow, I’m hoping for a fresh start come morning.
I now realize that I am far far far from getting this goal done.
