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Feb
I keep what I lovingly call my “bleeding” first draft of my book on my desk, to remind myself that I finally accomplished this one thing I’ve been saying I’ll do for years. What can you leave around your space to remind you of your accomplishments, big or small? Even something like inner growth or gaining a new perspective on a situation. What can you physically leave around as a reminder? Think about it. Then do it.

I keep what I lovingly call my “bleeding” first draft of my book on my desk, to remind myself that I finally accomplished this one thing I’ve been saying I’ll do for years.

What can you leave around your space to remind you of your accomplishments, big or small? Even something like inner growth or gaining a new perspective on a situation. What can you physically leave around as a reminder?

Think about it. Then do it.

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  7. funfulfilled said: gonna zoom in and pirate the first page
  8. pinkgirlbluedress said: i just completed my second month in a row on 750words.com. im planning on buying myself something to decorate my home as a reward, and every time i see it ill remember the accomplishment. i signed up for this month too.
  9. llbo said: My very first computer which I built back in high school with old used parts. It lasted me 4 years before it died on me :)
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  11. torilac said: I have a pretty big print on my wall of the group photo from the 789Gathering that I planned with two friends. ‘Tis sort of a reminder of my potential whenever I look up at it.
  12. thethundercalls said: One thing I’m trying to do is look at my cutting scars as a symbol of how I’m healing just like they did instead of looking at them as a symbol of weakness. It’s an accomplishment to have scars instead of fresh ones.
  13. chartsandmaps said: I put my art up on my wall. I know it’s not really anything spectacular, but I’ve managed to pull through and finish it off no matter how many times I wanted to quit, and my art kind of shows me that I CAN do it, I just need to persevere.
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