Day 1: Discover Your MBTI Type
Day 2: What’s Your Attachment Style?
Day 3: Are You Emotionally Intelligent?
Day 4: How Do You Handle Conflict? (Passive vs. Assertive)
Day 5: Empath or Thinker?
Day 6: What Motivates You (Enneagram Clues)
Day 7: Final Reflection – Build Your Emotional Toolkit.
Create quizzes like:
“Which Jungian Archetype Are You?”
“Your Ideal Job Based on Personality Type”
Offer downloadable PDFs with personality summaries
Share real-life examples of each type through stories
Don’t let the world define you.
Your identity comes from within — not from trends, titles, or others’ opinions.
Stop chasing approval.
You don’t need validation from friends or family to pursue what matters to you.
Set your own goals — and trust yourself.
Believe that you’re capable, even if no one else does.
Understand that growth takes time.
Be patient. Great things never happen overnight.
Expect setbacks.
Challenges aren’t failures — they’re part of the process.
Accept that not everyone will support you.
Some will doubt you. Some will leave. Keep going anyway.
Don’t bow to pressure.
Stand your ground — even if you’re standing alone.
Celebrate others instead of comparing.
Their success is not your failure.
Let go of what you can’t control.
Peace begins with acceptance.
Believe in your future.
Even when it’s hard — especially when it’s hard — hold on to your vision.
✅ Read at least 5 pages of a thought-provoking book
✅ Learn one new word and use it in conversation
✅ Practice 5 minutes of mindfulness or deep breathing
✅ Focus on one task at a time – ditch the multitasking
✅ Write down 3 new things you learned today
✅ Minimize screen time during your first and last waking hour
✅ Listen to a podcast or audiobook during downtime
✅ Challenge your brain with puzzles (Sudoku, crosswords, etc.)
✅ Avoid negative news or social media before bed
✅ Connect with curious, uplifting, and positive people
💡Remember: Small daily habits compound into big results.
Consistency is your real superpower
Dopamine doesn’t reward the goal — it rewards the progress.
So stop fantasizing about the finish line…
Start stacking small wins every day.
Even getting out of bed or brushing your teeth when you’re low — that’s a win.
Learning Light 🕯️
“I’m okay.”
I whisper it to myself over and over again—
Convincing, pretending, denying.
Telling myself I don’t care.
Telling myself I don’t even have the right to not be okay.
Because others have it worse… right?
I tell myself I can handle it—
One day at a time.
Until the weight builds up
And I break.
Crying quietly,
Ashamed of my reflection,
Trying to silence the chaos in my mind.
I stare at my food without appetite.
I toss and turn all night,
Side to side, thought to thought.
And the voices — they’re screaming.
Constant. Loud.
I fear if they get any louder,
I’ll go deaf to the real world completely.
The truth is… I’m not okay”