Lately, I've been all for social media accounts that are positive, motivating and into the same advocacies that I'm into. I also started unfriending, or unfollowing people that only spouts nonsense or just stresses me out (even if they don't intend to ~ kasi hello, it's not all about me, char!) 
And it felt really good. The purging, I mean, The time I usually spent stressing out on some random friend's post about politics, love or humblebrag I now spend on listening to productivity podcasts. With my own accounts, I actually limit my own posts on FB, IG & twitter to occasional videos and stories when the mood hits me. 
As what Lana said, LIVE IN THE NOW. Stop flaking on your own family and friends and actually spend quality time with them, not for the sake of something to post. Unless it's for a fun event or a blog ~ besides, nobody reads this anyway *wink* *wink* 
Till next!

Back when I read up on all these blogs, I thought to myself. How can these students manage to live alone with no income (unless freelancing)?

And I remembered, ukay and DIY lifestyle.

MINIMALISM.

Like the heftiest splurge would be on 2-3 choicest books on BOOKSALE (miss you Anonas).

Back then I couldn't wait to try living on my own. Now, all I can think about was how to cut down on my bills -_- #liveyourwage #adulting101

Well, at least I know I COULD live on my own without any outside help HEHEHEHE. Just have to learn how to be more mindful of my spending.

Or how to be more creative, whichever comes first.