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I am a Med student. I am in the process of saving lives. It has always been my dream, my only dream, to become a medical doctor ever since I was 5.
https://annjelikamd.wordpress.com/about
Tag: grow
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I want to experience different things — It is only through learning that we grow as a person
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I want to have a growth mindset
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I was more naturally inclined in that direction but some events in my life introduced me to the opposite. The great thing about being human is that we can turn corners.
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I have very purposeful relationships with my family and friends that have allowed me to grow and become what I am now and what I want to be in the future
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I choose to be my most authentic self in all aspects of my life and I vow to help others grow and live in that same space for their own self. I am unapologetically loving every moment that I live in. At the gym. At life. At home. And in my head.
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I am no longer asking myself what I should do that will make my parents proud, but what I want to do that will make ME happy
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Embracing this crazy but wonderful journey and not obsessing over the future. What success looks like to me now is much healthier, much clearer, and a whole lot of who I am and who I aim to be. It could still change though, for as long as I’m growing as a person.
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I don’t have to be the same – nor would I want to be, even
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Growth is like that sometimes. I have hangups now that I didn’t then, but I also have tools and areas of strength that I didn’t have then, too.
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I could just write, which is all I want to do
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getting uncomfortable and putting yourself out there in spite of the fears, is the only way we will ever grow and serve others. I’m not the only human on this planet who has struggles and you aren’t either. Embrace it and be bold. You’ll never regret starting.
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I want to take myself more seriously as a writer
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Kicking off the amateur crutches is scary but, at the same time, necessary. Since development is an ongoing process, we must continually expand our reach to continue to grow.
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I want to advocate that it’s okay to take things slow
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I do know there are many out there , like me, wanting to take things slow but too afraid to drop out of the race around. Many out there who think maybe if I put effort the next two days I can’t relax t he next three. But honestly that’s not how it works. All the five days need a balance. And it’s okay to be slow. You aren’t competing with anyone. You’re just getting yourself better. You’re growing. And that’s what’s important. YOUR GROWTH.
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I want people reading this to know it’s ok to trust your gut
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I immediately thought about my 20s: all the roadblocks and subsequent miracles that had to happen for me to have the privilege of sitting on that bike overlooking the New York City skyline that day. As I close this chapter and embark on my 30’s (which btw everyone says is 10x better than your 20s and so far I agree), it’s fitting for me to finally share about those roadblocks, and the pride I have for overcoming them.
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I’d like to bring you along my Stylistic Journey as I grow and change as a person
Keywords: blog , fashion , journey , style , stylistic , travel
Growing up my style has changed. I still love all of the fashion that India has to offer, but I now incorporate a lot more style from US and European fashion.
https://stylisticjourney.wordpress.com/2021/06/21/introduction-to-my-stylistic-journey