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A nickname of mine

An embarrassing story.

A turn-on

A turn-off

Something I look for in a partner

About my best friend

About my worst enemy

About someone I think is cute

About someone I think is smart

About someone I think is funny

About my crush

About my parents

About my siblings

Something I like about my body

Something I dislike about my body

Something I like about my personality

Something I dislike about my personality

A quote I live by

My favorite book

My favorite movie

My favorite food

My favorite drink

A talent I have

An unusual talent I have

One of my favorite followers

A fictional character I relate to

My favorite book I read for school

My favorite play

A childhood memory

My best birthday

An embarrassing secret

A little known fact

A time I made a mistake

I time I succeeded

My favorite sport

My favorite video game

My favorite non-video game

My favorite band.

My favorite song.

My favorite animal.

I pet I have.

My favorite Halloween costume.

My favorite piece of clothing

My favorite TV Show

Who I want to hug

Who I want to kiss

Who I want to punch

Something I want to do before I die

Something great I’ve already accomplished

First, there is no easy way out! You will have to put in the work to see results. There is a more intentional and less strenuous way of achieving these goals.

Set micro goals: This is has worked so well for me, I break down intimidating goals to easy goals. It is not enough to say you want to finish a book in a week - how will you go about that? if it is a 200-paged book, then you'd have to read 28-29 pages per day to finish the book in a week. If you have 2500 words essay due in 2 weeks, you can break it down to writing 250 words each day for the next 10 days, then use the extra four days to edit. This system makes me feel prepared and less overwhelmed.

Remind yourself of your goals: I made goals in January that I totally forgot about. I wrote it on my journal and I never opened it again. Some will say if you wanted it so bad, you'd have remembered, but the truth is there are so many things competing with our memory and time. The most visible and accessible ones are tHE most remembered and that leads to action.