Ever since I simplified my daily plan and started to allocate some activities to weekends since I’m on this “75 Hard Challenge,” I feel more at ease each day. 

First of all, congratulations to myself; I managed to keep the challenge for 20 days already. Reading 10 pages of nonfiction, workout, and no alcohol every day consistently. I feel myself well organized, and I just started to train myself for a full marathon last week! Yes, I’m actually doing that, starting as a girl who almost failed her physical test at school. Now a girl trusts herself in running a full marathon. Things are happening for real. I’m evolving, slow but progressing. 

Enjoy the Rain with Good Mood

We went to a rainy hash last Saturday, got all wet, and the weather is turning a bit cold since autumn hit in. To my great surprise, I enjoyed the rainy hiking a lot. We were all alone on that most of the time popular mountain. I saw fog coming and going right in front of my eyes. Singing loudly with a friend, like most merry kids in this world. I don’t hate rainy days any more. The old me died at peace.

Be Patient and Trust in You

As I rescheduled my reading from 2 hours a day to 1 hour. I feel much more at ease reading without too much pressure or having to spend more time reading. And also because of the rain, I went to a coffee shop on weekends and enjoyed more reading in a holiday mood. We are told to be patient and to trust in others to build good relationships. I think it is even more important to be patient and trust in yourself to build yourself up. The relationship we have with ourselves is the most important one in this world. 

Writing is Still My Dream

The only problem for my new year resolution 2024 is that, and always have been, I don’t write every day. I started my new book but felt really struggling. I don’t know how to move on with the story I was trying to create. I guess the timing is not here yet, so I decided to ease down on that part.

At least I managed to update my blog weekly. That’s something I was planning to do for years, but just started doing it since February this year. I think we could push ourselves toward something that really matters, but always remember to ease down on ourselves too. Don’t be too hash. We should trust in our ability to achieve anything within time at a proper timing.

Things are happening, maybe not today but eventually. Peace with yourself and the word. Making each day count is not an easy task, but you’re doing great. You deserve all the best. Take your time to grow and to live.