How I plan for my future?

1) Knowing who I am

I enjoy writing down things that inspires me, it can be anything, as little as a random thought that came to mind

I tend to record things I found in my day to day life that might be helpful for me in the future

A few habits that I found shaped who I am today:

• 1- No procrastination, always start working on tasks ahead of time
• 2- Write down tasks that need to be accomplished
• 3- Setting goals to achieve for long-term and short term
• 4- Keep being optimistic in all aspects of life
• 5- Remember that “self-discipline” shows in various aspects: 
• - Eating healthily with self-disciplinary will be reflecting on your body and health
• - Studying and working with self-disciplinary will be reflecting on your knowledge and career
• - Controlling emotions and communication skills with self-disciplinary  reflects on how well manage relationships
• - etc.
• 6- Try to do some exercises every day, even walking or simply standing
• 7- Writing things for fun, like poems, recording dreams, plans, etc.
• 8- Connect with nature

2) Setting Goals

I am a goal setter, I have to set goals and accomplish goals constantly as I go on my journey

However, I need to be more mindful of the fact that difficulties come in all the time and it should never be discouraging

Personally, within all those short term goals, the one that I am currently focusing on the most is to: practice the qualities of delegate, accountable, economical, hold brevity, and punctual

3) Always learning

I believe deeply in a quote that I have heard randomly from a stranger, said “everyone you meet must know something you don’t know, and those who came into your life are meant to teach you something”

I always keep myself in this learning mode, trying to learn as much as I can from people around me no matter what it is, recently, I learned more about astrology from my roommate, I learned my new favorite drink from a friend that I haven’t seen in 4 years, I learned that "Art is a need from within" from an artist who is also my best friend, and I learned "weird" means strangely beautiful from a speaker, etc.

Learning to accept and learn about those differences within individuals can be very inspiring