The journey is never ending. There’s always gonna be growth, improvement, adversity; you just gotta take it all in and do what’s right, continue to grow, continue to live in the moment.
Hey loves! What’s up! The end of the year is just around the corner and the new year is fast approaching. At this time of year, it is usually a good idea to reflect on the year that’s just ended. Have you grown as a person? Did you achieve the goals that you began working on at the beginning of the year!? Have you made any moves that will make yourself from the past proud? We’re getting closer to closing a chapter in the book of life and I wanted to share five things that I feel represent growth this year. So many big things have happened in my life this year and a lot of them were for the good. A lot of them started with me changing my outlook and my behavior. So if you were interested in hearing my story, continue reading!💕
I Want to Understand People
It is common for people to do things for a reason, whether it is for good or for bad. Understanding that it’s just a projection of what people experience has been important to me. Usually, when someone treats you a certain way, their actions are a reflection of their self-esteem.
It takes courage to grow up and become who you really are.
Forgiveness
I have forgiven alot of people
My mind will not allow people to live rent-free any longer. In that respect, I forgive them. People who owe me an apology should feel free to come back and provide one to me if they wish. Unfortunately, they have no idea I have moved on.
Learing to control my facial expressions
One of my coworkers and I were talking, and I think we benefit from each other’s honesty. Despite the fact that I don’t speak, she told me my face reflects how I’m feeling about someone or a situation. And it can be offensive. That’s why I’ve been trying to fix the problem.
“A life spent making mistakes is not only more honorable, but more useful than a life spent doing nothing.” — George Bernhard Shaw.
I am so Proud of Myself
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The Ultimate Revelation of Sympathy vs. Empathy
Hey loves Welcome back to Joi’s Journey of Perception It’s time to discuss two qualities that many people these days lack. Empathy vs. sympathy. Most people don’t have it and don’t know the difference. So I wanted to be the one to educate you all about the streets and why finding someone who possesses these … Read moreThe Ultimate Revelation of Sympathy vs. Empathy
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🍂Fall Contest Time🍂
We love Fall and why not start it off with a contest 🍂
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Living With Regret
Hey loves and welcome back to, Joi’s Journey of Perception. As many of you know, I have started a podcast, so if you haven’t already followed Thoughtbase, be sure to check it out and follow! I have linked it below. Now, As you can see by the title, I am talking about regret today. Oh … Read moreLiving With Regret
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20 Pieces of Advice for those in their early 20s
“Nobody knows anything when they are in their midtwenties.” ― Matthew Quick, The Good Luck of Right Now Welcome Hey Loves! So, I wanted to do a post on a subject that I wish more people talked about when I was younger. If you have found this post, welcome to your 20s are the best part of … Read more20 Pieces of Advice for those in their early 20s
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How to Protect your Heart from a Player
Tips on guarding your heart
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Let’s Talk about the No-contact Rule
No-contact Rule The no-contact rule is something that I’ve been doing for a very long time and it’s helped me through some tough times. In fact, it’s helped me get over my ex-boyfriend — and even though he was super nice to me during our relationship (he even invited me to his family gatherings), I … Read moreLet’s Talk about the No-contact Rule
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Let’s talk about the “Napoleon complex”
Napoleon Complex The “Napoleon complex” is a phenomenon unique to individuals who experience feelings of inferiority or grandiosity, often due to their physical appearance. It’s also known as the “complex of inferiority.” What is the Napoleon Complex? The Napoleon Complex is a term that was coined in the mid-1900s by psychologist Stanley Milgram who was … Read moreLet’s talk about the “Napoleon complex”
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My winter self-care checklist + FREE PRINTABLE CHECKLIST!
Winter Self-Care The winter months are a time to be cozy and spend time with family and friends. But what if you’re feeling tired, sluggish, and unmotivated? If you are like me then those feelings can make it hard to stay healthy. So in this blog post, we will go over some of my favorite … Read moreMy winter self-care checklist + FREE PRINTABLE CHECKLIST!
