"Don't count the days, make the days count" - Muhammad Ali.

That quote is really relevant for the situation that I'm currently in.

The past 3 weeks that I had at my attachment place has not been really pleasant, but then again, it just makes me stronger. Like what my very first attachment whilst in ITE had made me. It allowed me to be more courageous, taught me to speak up for myself and also showed me that I can agree to disagree. That is the reality anyways.

However, I can't help but to look at my planner and looking forward till my attachment is over. It's not just the attachment itself though, there are so many work to be done above all that.

My preparations for tomorrow's assessments are ready and I'll be working on the others very soon too. All I have to do is set my mind to all of the tasks, organize my life and plan my time wisely.

The first few weeks was just so messy with so many uncertainties for me. So I am going to organize and prioritize appropriately. I will function so much better things way I know. My planner means everything to me right now.

For now I am just going to work on my following tasks, do some yoga/pilates and chill. That last thing is the most valuable thing because it's my so-called "off day" and I am going to do just that!

xoxo