Questions to ask yourself this week, and every week. The most successful people in the world are aware of there trajectory in life - and understand that your overall trajectory is more important than your day to day ups and downs. Let's rewire our minds for long term thinking and gratitude. — 1. How are you mentally, physically, emotionally, spiritually?? Are you ignoring any personal needs? 2. Did you get better this week? 3. How did you get better? 4. What could you have done better with IF you feel like you didn’t improve? 5. Write down at least one win from the week. You have one. Just think. We’re reprogramming your mind for success and gratitude. — Have a blessed week everyone 🐝🍯✨

1. “Did you get better this week?” 2. “How did you get better?” 3. “What could you have done better with IF you feel like you didn’t improve?” 4. “Write down at least one win from the week. You have one. Just think. We’re reprogramming your mind for success and gratitude.” -- Questions to ask yourself this week, and every week. The most successful people in the world are aware of there trajectory in life - and understand that your overall trajectory is more important than your day to day ups and downs. Let's rewire our minds for long term thinking and gratitude. -- If you're feeling brave, and want to continue to level up in the group, then leave your responses to these questions here (you never know who might need to hear your voice and vice versa). Have a blessed week!! PS: About Page Intro Video is up (: go check it out and let me know what you think - should I add captions to the video??

One thing I decided I’m gonna do is go back and watch all of the accounting lectures from a few semesters ago while I’m doing things around the house or I’m on the bike or the treadmill. So it’s off to a good start and I didn’t forget a lot of things, but I’ll eventually get to the more challenging chapters where there is a lot of adjusting journal entries. It might sound uninteresting, however since this is my field I’m going in, I’m eager to learn more and build a solid foundation when I go further. This might sound good so far, there’s still the matter of procrastination that I face. I beat myself up sometimes about it, but I decided to try a different method, and that is by using my dry erase board. I simply write down the things I want to get done during the week, and then I check my board to see if they’re accomplished or not, and if they aren’t then I know what I need to do next. It might be a small step, but it’s an adjustment to put me on a better path.