My professor used to say, ‘Everything is hard until it’s not.’ I didn’t understand it back then, but I understand it now. The beginning is always the hardest part, but with consistency, the difficulty gradually loses its grip.
I truly believe that pregnant women should do nothing but focus on growing their baby safely. No work, no stress. Hearing stories of women working up until their due dates is insane to me
We need a 4 day, 32 hour work week with livable wages. There is no reason people should be working this much. People need time off to rest and spend time with family and friends.
the reason why you have to move away from your hometown or your parent’s house in order to achieve a great amount of success is because you cannot really figure out who you are meant to be in an environment that produced the version of yourself that you are trying to outgrow…
Can someone please explain how people manage to get 8 hours of sleep, hit 10,000 steps, go to work, attend appointments, clean their house, exercise, spend time with family, and still have time for hobbies? When I work 40 hours a week, it just seems unrealistic.
Nunca quisiera que mis hijos sientan que me deben algo. Traerlos a este mundo fue mi decisión, no la suya. Todo lo que doy (amor, apoyo, sacrificio) es libremente, no algo que deban pagar.
My sister runs the whole house...kids, meals, everything while her husband works and is very successful. He's super disciplined too: gym, yoga, perfect routine. But when my sister got sick for a few days, he had to take time off work to manage the house and kids. He even missed an international conference and a few work opportunities because he had to stay home. By day two he looked exhausted and completely overwhelmed. It made me wonder how many successful men are successful because someone else is quietly managing their life doing unpaid labour. And what women could achieve too... if they also had a wife at home.