Thursday, January 17, 2013
Wise words
I believe this 100% It doesn't hurt to be nice to people and say something nice! Do it today or tomorrow! I challenge you! ;)
If you dont have any nice words in your vocabulary, here are some things you could say to someone:
- I love your .....(hair, nails, shoes, etc)
- Thank you so much! I really appreciate it!
- Wow, you look amazing today!
- Hi! It's nice to see you.
- You're such great help
Of course it depends on the situation, but these are just a few examples. Be nice, you may just help turn someone's day around!
What are some more "Day Brightening" statements? Comment below!
♥ Marquitta J
Friday, January 11, 2013
LEMON-AID: 3 Benefits to Drink Lemon Water
You already know that drinking water opposed to sugary drinks is a great! But you probably didn't know that drinking lemon water also has amazing health benefits! Who knew, right? Ok so, here are the reason why drinking lemon water is so cool!
1. Clears Skin
Lemon water flushes out toxins and waste products from your body, and when your body is purified your skin looks, feels, and is healthier, clean, and clearer.
2. Boosts Energy
Unlike coffee, warm lemon water contains natural ingredients that is hydrating, energizing and here's a plus, it contains ZERO calories. Boo-yah!
3. Helps Immune System
Because of the high levels of vitamin C, lemon water aids in fighting off bacteria, it help faster healing, and it's highly effective in keeping away colds and infections.
Now if those aren't enough reasons for you to come from the dark side and start drinking lemon water, then visit this site: More Reasons
*If you're drinking lemon water everyday please note that the acidity of the wonderful concoction may effect your teeth enamel so, don't forget to use a straw every now and then.
♥ Marquitta J
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Having a Bad Week?
Watch this Video of this Oh-so-cute baby! You won't be able to hold in a smile.
Lol! I laugh every time! Hope this cheers you up!
♥ Marquitta J
Lol! I laugh every time! Hope this cheers you up!
♥ Marquitta J
Thursday, January 3, 2013
"New Year, New _____?"
Every year, many of us come up with a goal and or resolution. It's something we want to change about our current selves or something we want to do that is typically out of character. The question is, will you really reach that goal? If you're looking for me to tell you "you won't reach the goal so don't try" or "Of course you'll succeed!" then I'm sorry to upset you but I won't tell you either. It is up to you whether you will reach it or not.
Ignore all of the unambitious people who say that it's pointless to make a New Year Resolution. If you want to create a personal goal to better yourself, who can hate on that other than people who have no goals in life? The human willpower is much much stronger than some think. I honestly believe that if you set your mind to your goal, pray for perseverance, and ask a close friend to hold you accountable, you can reach that goal.
Many people make the mistake in saying "It's a new year, and a new me". These people don't have New Year Resolutions, they have the desperate want to be someone they aren't. A new year does not equal a new you. You will never magically change from Ogre to Tyra Banks. It's fine to view the new year as a fresh start, but remember that your starting point is where and who you are right now. If you want to develop some character traits that you don't already possess, take it a day at a time! Practice that patience you want, and stick to it; soon you will have developed that trait and worked toward your resolution.
Take home points:
- Don't be discouraged because everyone else's New Year Resolutions fail
- Strive to make attainable goals
- A new year is not a reset button
- Work to reach your goals, because if you don't they will fail
The next time you hear someone saying that they have a New Year Resolution, don't be that person who says they won't reach it. That discouragement ultimately discourages people from challenging themselves and making steps to become better individuals, and without that you leave our society with disheartened, unambitious, lazy, selfish, and inwardly ugly people and who wants that?
♥ Marquitta J
Ignore all of the unambitious people who say that it's pointless to make a New Year Resolution. If you want to create a personal goal to better yourself, who can hate on that other than people who have no goals in life? The human willpower is much much stronger than some think. I honestly believe that if you set your mind to your goal, pray for perseverance, and ask a close friend to hold you accountable, you can reach that goal.
Many people make the mistake in saying "It's a new year, and a new me". These people don't have New Year Resolutions, they have the desperate want to be someone they aren't. A new year does not equal a new you. You will never magically change from Ogre to Tyra Banks. It's fine to view the new year as a fresh start, but remember that your starting point is where and who you are right now. If you want to develop some character traits that you don't already possess, take it a day at a time! Practice that patience you want, and stick to it; soon you will have developed that trait and worked toward your resolution.
Take home points:
- Don't be discouraged because everyone else's New Year Resolutions fail
- Strive to make attainable goals
- A new year is not a reset button
- Work to reach your goals, because if you don't they will fail
The next time you hear someone saying that they have a New Year Resolution, don't be that person who says they won't reach it. That discouragement ultimately discourages people from challenging themselves and making steps to become better individuals, and without that you leave our society with disheartened, unambitious, lazy, selfish, and inwardly ugly people and who wants that?
♥ Marquitta J
Sunday, December 30, 2012
Wednesday, December 26, 2012
Saturday, December 22, 2012
Procrastinator Tips
Procrastination is bad and you need to change, but until you do, here are some tips to managing your bad habit.
- Keep a planner or an agenda and keep it with you at all times.
- When you have things that need to be done on a certain day, mark that it needs to be done 2 days before.
- When you find yourself engaging in mindless activities rather than doing what you should be doing, set your alarm for 10 minutes and when your alarm goes off, and take 15 minutes to do what you are supposed to be doing. Go back to your Facebook games for another 10 minutes, and then back to what you need to be doing for another 15 minutes. It may take a long time, but at least you'll be getting something done.
- When you need to get things done, do them in a nice, organized, and clean room.
- Make a to-do list and check off or cross off what you've already done. It'll make you feel more accomplished and motived to be productive.
- Go to the Library with other productive people, it might make you feel inadequate and drive you to do something. (Warning: If you have dangerously low-self esteem, do not do this.)
- Watch a motivational movie (Legally Blonde always motives me!)
If you have any tips for your fellow procrastinators, leave a comment! Hope this helps!
♥ Marquitta J
- Keep a planner or an agenda and keep it with you at all times.
- When you have things that need to be done on a certain day, mark that it needs to be done 2 days before.
- When you find yourself engaging in mindless activities rather than doing what you should be doing, set your alarm for 10 minutes and when your alarm goes off, and take 15 minutes to do what you are supposed to be doing. Go back to your Facebook games for another 10 minutes, and then back to what you need to be doing for another 15 minutes. It may take a long time, but at least you'll be getting something done.
- When you need to get things done, do them in a nice, organized, and clean room.
- Make a to-do list and check off or cross off what you've already done. It'll make you feel more accomplished and motived to be productive.
- Go to the Library with other productive people, it might make you feel inadequate and drive you to do something. (Warning: If you have dangerously low-self esteem, do not do this.)
- Watch a motivational movie (Legally Blonde always motives me!)
If you have any tips for your fellow procrastinators, leave a comment! Hope this helps!
♥ Marquitta J
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
5 Reasons Why Disney Villains Failed
5. Not Being Deceptive Enough
Mother Gothel failed her mission because she wasn't a TRUE villain at heart. Her first and fatal down fall was telling Rapunzel her birth date. Did Gothel think Rapunzel wouldn't get curious about why the whole kingdom released lanterns every year on her birthday?
I didn't get why Mother Gothel wanted to live forever anyway. She didn't have a real home, friends, family, or even a job. What did she need to live for?
Aside from not having the best motive for her mission, if Mother Gothel never told Rapunzel her birthday, Rapunzel would have never put her birthday and the lanterns together. For her sake, Mother didn't know best.
4. Talking Too Much
Please take a look at the picture to your left. You all remember this scene, and from this scene I'm sure you'd all agree that "Talking too much" was indeed the reason for Scar's fall and Simba's comeback.
Quote that killed him: "Now here's my little secret, I killed Mufasa!"
If Scar would have kept his mouth shut, Simba would have died with his family disappointed at him for killing his father, and Scar would have kept control of the Pride Lands until they ultimately ran out of food and died off. But no. Letting Simba know that Scar was responsible for his Father's death instead of himself, gave him the strength that he needed to jump back up, clear his name, and get rid of Scar. Some things just can't be prepared for. (sigh)
3. Recklessness
You all remember Sykes from Oliver and Company? Well, his failure was due to Recklessness. Lending money to a homeless man...Reckless. Driving a Rolls Royce on a subway train track...Reckless. Because of those horrible choices, he failed. Sykes was obviously lacking that Street Savoir Faire.
2. Keeping Stupid Company
Be weary of the company you keep. Hades, like all Disney Villains had some psychological issues, but that wasn't his main downfall. The plan was simple,
- Steal Hercules
- Make him Mortal
- Kill him
Pain and Panic were not capable of getting the job done, they failed, thus Hades failed. It was ultimately Hades' fault for keeping such stupid sidekicks. Let that be a lesson, and be willing to go the distance for competent and capable friends.
1. Anger Issues
Maleficent was a bad-A villain! She was G, but her anger issues got in the way.
First Instance: She wasn't invited to Princess Aurora's Birth Celebration (with good reason I might add), and because she wasn't invited, she bestowed a curse upon the Princess.
Last Instance: She saw that the prince was going to wake the Sleeping Beauty, and she got so mad, she transformed into a ginormous fire breathing dragon that was eventually stabbed and killed.
Her anger issues killed her, and it was all because she wasn't invited to a party. Things could have been different once upon a dream.
♥ Marquitta J
Agree? Disagree? Want to share more reasons why villains failed? Leave your piece! I'd love to hear what you think.
Mother Gothel failed her mission because she wasn't a TRUE villain at heart. Her first and fatal down fall was telling Rapunzel her birth date. Did Gothel think Rapunzel wouldn't get curious about why the whole kingdom released lanterns every year on her birthday?
I didn't get why Mother Gothel wanted to live forever anyway. She didn't have a real home, friends, family, or even a job. What did she need to live for?
Aside from not having the best motive for her mission, if Mother Gothel never told Rapunzel her birthday, Rapunzel would have never put her birthday and the lanterns together. For her sake, Mother didn't know best.
4. Talking Too Much
Please take a look at the picture to your left. You all remember this scene, and from this scene I'm sure you'd all agree that "Talking too much" was indeed the reason for Scar's fall and Simba's comeback.
Quote that killed him: "Now here's my little secret, I killed Mufasa!"
If Scar would have kept his mouth shut, Simba would have died with his family disappointed at him for killing his father, and Scar would have kept control of the Pride Lands until they ultimately ran out of food and died off. But no. Letting Simba know that Scar was responsible for his Father's death instead of himself, gave him the strength that he needed to jump back up, clear his name, and get rid of Scar. Some things just can't be prepared for. (sigh)
3. Recklessness
You all remember Sykes from Oliver and Company? Well, his failure was due to Recklessness. Lending money to a homeless man...Reckless. Driving a Rolls Royce on a subway train track...Reckless. Because of those horrible choices, he failed. Sykes was obviously lacking that Street Savoir Faire.
2. Keeping Stupid Company
Be weary of the company you keep. Hades, like all Disney Villains had some psychological issues, but that wasn't his main downfall. The plan was simple,
- Steal Hercules
- Make him Mortal
- Kill him
Pain and Panic were not capable of getting the job done, they failed, thus Hades failed. It was ultimately Hades' fault for keeping such stupid sidekicks. Let that be a lesson, and be willing to go the distance for competent and capable friends.
1. Anger Issues
Maleficent was a bad-A villain! She was G, but her anger issues got in the way.
First Instance: She wasn't invited to Princess Aurora's Birth Celebration (with good reason I might add), and because she wasn't invited, she bestowed a curse upon the Princess.
Last Instance: She saw that the prince was going to wake the Sleeping Beauty, and she got so mad, she transformed into a ginormous fire breathing dragon that was eventually stabbed and killed.
Her anger issues killed her, and it was all because she wasn't invited to a party. Things could have been different once upon a dream.
♥ Marquitta J
Agree? Disagree? Want to share more reasons why villains failed? Leave your piece! I'd love to hear what you think.
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