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We often take extra responsibilities and engagements upon ourselves and the extra burden is noticeable. We “sacrifice” all our free time and we feel stressed and overstretched.
However, these experiences enrich our life and provide the sweetest taste we can ever taste in our lifetime – the taste of accomplishment. The taste of finally being done with our “extracurricular activity” and marking the big fat ‘v’ on our to-do list.
Take heed of these accomplishments. Whether they’re big or small – every accomplishment is worth documenting and the real value of some of these accomplishments can only be revealed over time – so notice and document them.
In this layout I documented the end of a course my husband took at Stanford University. The course was intensive with a ton of assignments and responsibilities – while working full time for Google – and the sweet taste of getting through it (with an ‘A’) has been just as intense…
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Tags: accomplishments, Journaling Prompt, Shimelle
WOW! HUGE CONGRATS to your husband and yourself 😉
Lovely L.O
You’re absolutely right, there’s nothing like that feeling and it is so worth documenting!
Congrats on him finishing the course. Your journaling prompts are always inspirational! Thanks for posting!
Thanks for stopping by and for leaving a kind word 🙂