My reflection for the past year. Please feel free to correct!:)
What I’ve learned in my yoga journey and other new experiences over the past year:
Discipline: I maintain a proper time table for self practice and self-perpetuating, no matter it is 15 minutes or 2 hours. Practice is practice!
Rejection: I used to care too much for progress and also what others think about me. Now I learn to reject something that I’m not ready to do and may get me injured, and reject people who don’t like me as who I am. I don’t care if I lose progress physically, or if people leave me because I don’t change for them, I do care if I can take care of myself and grow mentally.
Acceptance: I reach out for help when needed. I use props during practise or ask students to use props whenever they need. As I respect myself, I respect others: never push myself or others to do something over their limits and make them feel bad. It is totally fine not to be an elite, and not to be perfect.
Honesty: I voice out for what I think it’s right, I act according to what I believe. I listen and respect different believes, at the same time not to change my boundaries and accept what I can’t stand and don’t deserve.
Went through a very adventurous and unstable year, but I gained a lot and am genuinely happy with who I am today!
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My reflection of the past year. Please feel free to correct!:)
What I’ve learned in THROUGH my yoga journey and other new experiences over the past year:
Discipline: I maintain a proper time table for self practice and self-perpetuating REFLECTION? (I'm not sure what you mean), no matter WHETHER it is FOR 15 minutes or 2 hours. Practice is practice!
Rejection: I used to care too much for ABOUT progress and also what others think about me. Now I HAVE LEARNT to reject something that I’m not ready to do and may get me injured, and reject people who don’t like me as who I am. I don’t care if I lose progress physically, or if people leave me because I don’t change for them, I do care if I can take care of myself and grow mentally.
Acceptance: I reach out for help when needed. I use props during practise or ask students to use props whenever they need TO. As I respect myself, I respect others: I never push myself or PUSH others to do something over their limits and make them feel bad. It is totally fine not to be an elite, and not to be perfect.
Honesty: I voice SPEAK out for what I think it’s IS right, I act according to what I believe. I listen and respect different believes BELIEFS, at the same time not to I DON'T change my boundaries and accept what I can’t stand and don’t deserve.
I went through a very adventurous TURBULENT ('adventurous' is too positive) and unstable year, but I gained a lot and am genuinely happy with who I am today!
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My reflection for the past year. Please feel free to correct!:)
What I’ve learned in my yoga journey and other new experiences over the past year:
Discipline: I maintain a proper timetable for self practice and self-perpetuating [not sure what this means- sorry!], no matter if it’s 15 minutes or 2 hours. Practice is practice!
Rejection: I used to care too much about making progress [in what?] and I cared too much about what others think of me. Now, I have learned to say no to things that I’m not ready to do and may get me injured, and I reject people who don’t like me for who I am. I don’t care if I lose progress in physical fitness, or if people leave me because I don’t change for them, I DO care about taking care of myself and growing mentally.
Acceptance: I reach out for help when needed. I use props during practise or ask students to use props whenever they need them. As I respect myself, I respect others: I never push myself or others to do something beyond their limits and make them feel bad. It is totally fine not to be an elite, and not to be perfect.
Honesty: I speak up for what I think is right, I act according to what I believe. I listen and respect different beliefs, but at the same time, I do not to change my boundaries to accept what I don’t agree with and don’t deserve [not sure this is the right word, but I don’t know what is meant...].
I went through a very adventurous year, full of instability but I gained a lot and am genuinely happy with who I am today!
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