Time to back to the gym?

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What is done in love is done well.

Vincent Van Gogh

Become someone others see as their inspiration.

“You’ve already achieved goals you said would make you happy.”

– Alex Hormozi

Be kind tomorrow is not guaranteed

It is astonishing how people claim to lack the time for profound contemplation, yet somehow manage to squander hours mindlessly scrolling through social media.

If they wanted, they would.

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@Akmalnotes

How beautiful it is to be in someone’s prayers. Yet, we are so selfish that we only wish to be in someone else’s prayers, without ever making someone a part of our own.

If you want something and it’s worth having, you fight for it. Because if you’re not willing to fight for the love you claim to have, then what kind of love is it?

The thing is it’s just about choosing, cause in reality noone asked you to even fight.

There are certainly times when you just don’t know what to do.

Be optimist and delusional. Don’t stop trying.

Actions always speak louder than words.

Yesterday, one of the most important people in my life asked me a deep question: “What are you most worried about right now?”

My answer was not being able to achieve my dreams.

As humans, we constantly set goals, whether for ourselves or for the people we care about. Yet, we fear falling short, even when we make progress every single day. Perhaps it is not the lack of progress that frightens us, but the uncertainty of whether it will ever be enough.

And honestly, I’m not only worried about failing myself, but also about the people around me, especially those who mean the most to me. I want to achieve my dreams, not only for myself, but also to give them the future they deserve.

I don’t know if I say this enough, but, be okay)

First and foremost, I’m afraid of losing the people closest to me, because they’re the very reason my life has meaning.