1. Stop overthinking 2. Do not heed negative voices in your head 3. Move out from your past and focus on your future. Just don’t get stuck in your past. 4. Stop setting high standard for happiness 5. Stop comparing yourself with others 6. Stop ignoring how you truly feel deep down in your heart. 7. Stop spending too little energy and attention on what truly matters to you. 8. Stop waiting for someone else to make you happier 9. Live your life like there’s no tomorrow x Nini 12 December 2018 . . @prilaga #confidentalbum #confidentialtour #confidentaf #confidentforleaelui #confidentinmyskin #c ..read more

I’ve a couple of motivational and inspiring quotes for you to apply in your daily life. And here it goes: Today’s mission: To be busy living life that I have no time for drama, regret, hate, worry or fear. – Karen Salmansohn Give everyday the chance to become the most beautiful day of your life. – Mark Twain Into each day, put in about one teaspoon of good spirits, a dash of fun, a pinch of folly, a sprinkling of play and a helping cupful of good humour. – Unknown If you get a chance, take it. If it changes your life, let it. – Harvey Mackay Today is the first chapter, page 1 of 365. Choose yo ..read more

Image extracted from Google Most of the time, we are judged by millions of people, whether in a supermarket or on the streets. Do you like being judged? Well, I don’t. No one likes to be judged. Let’s have some straight talk here. LOOKS HAS NEVER MADE A PERSON PERFECT AND WILL NEVER EVER MAKE A PERSON PERFECT. It is what you are inside that makes you perfect. I only started accepting myself when I fell ill. That was when I took my life seriously and started doing the things I love. Good things of course. Like for an example, read a book or talk to friends, watch movies and spend time with my ..read more

A story on my volunteer journey (Part 3) – A Prison Volunteer Image extracted from Google A JOURNEY OF DISCOVERY Her courageous two-year journey with inmates has been a journey of self-discovery, of realising what matters most in life and what she wants to cherish as her priorities. “The past two years of watching the inmates grow, I’ve grown along with them,” she says. “The values they learned, like patience and forgiveness, I’ve learnt to apply the same values to my own life. I am now more assured of what is important in my life.” From her inmates, she has also learnt the value of respect ..read more