Just Like Magic

8 life changing journal habits by dr. izzy sealey

8 things i’m quitting in 2026 to simplify my life by nikasinnerbeauty

a self care day - ways to take better care of yourself by meli mel

confidence and delusion is all you need by thewizardliz

devotion to self - how to create alignment by deandra k

easy diys to upgrade your clothes by nicole leilani

enter your soft discipline era by lenalifts

february reset by janet ndomahina

how i study my monthly curriculum by lilhoneybear

how to become dangerously intuitive by mae alice suzuki

how to be self obsessed by tam kaur

how to glow up in 3 months by janet ndomahina

how to reinvent yourself in 2026 by natalie etched

monthly reset by meli mel

my 7am morning routine - mindful habits to reset my nervous system by nika erculj

my absolute essentials - items i can’t live without by freezia

return to your feminine core - deep mindset changes by deandra k

the cost of leveling up is outgrowing everyone by hailey gamba

the only healthy habits video you need by sophie diloreto

ultimate life reset for 2026 by gigi mw

we’re running a strict program by manifestelle

exploring cute little new cafés with friends and rating the drinks and treats

rereading your favourite books outside in the sun

cleaning your room and suddenly feeling like a new person

long walks with no destination

staying out longer because it finally stays bright past 6pm

admiring wildflowers on the side of the road

fruit starting to taste like fruit again

spring rain—and the air right after

overhearing someone say “it actually smells like spring”

cafés putting tables outside again

taking more photos because everything looks so pretty and alive

sunlight through the curtains in the morning

actually being in the mood to make plans

finding new perfumes or body sprays that feel seasonal

the first picnic of the year

shopping for new closet staples

listening to old summer playlists and pretending it’s July already

sitting on a bench alone with headphones and people-watching

the collective seasonal delusion that we’re all going to fall in love now

you may not want to clean your room, but you like the peace and call it brings you after

you may not want to study, but you like the confidence and satisfaction you get from being prepared

you may not not want to apologise, but you like the relief and connection that reconciliation brings

you may not want to cook, but you like the satisfaction of eating a healthy come cooked meal prepared with love

you may not want to exercise, but you like how you feel afterwards and how it makes you confident

you may not want to journal or write, but you like the reflection and calm it brings you

you may not want to step out of your comfort zone, but you like the new experiences and growth you gain from it

read slowly. page by page, paragraph by paragraph. don’t rush your books—let the content settle properly.

listen to lectures while doing other things—getting ready, cooking, on the subway. passive learning makes revision so much easier.

study in environments that feel comfortable—a quiet library, cosy at home, or a nice café with good coffee.

annotate with intention. a single well-placed note is more effective than cluttered, wordy sentences, especially in academic reading.

don’t stop a good study session. if it flows, lean into it. let yourself stay in the moment.

read outside of school. don’t limit yourself to your studies—if something interests you, explore it further.

constant revision. got a minute? glance at your notes. familiarity deepens understanding effortlessly.

candles for late-night study sessions. candlelight can be easier on the eyes than harsh artificial lighting, especially compared to screens or fluorescent lights.

spend time in museums. become familiar with artists and exhibitions, read the little signs, and write down interesting observations.

read philosophy, but don’t rush to have an opinion. let the questions linger, explore different perspectives, and give yourself time to see where you stand.

keep a brain dump notebook. always in your bag, ready for any passing thought. don’t worry about making it pretty—just write it down and return to it later.

find friends who care about academia. discussing what you’re learning makes it feel like conversation, not study.