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Future Self Visualization

Future Self Visualization

Spend time visualizing your ideal future self, focusing on values, goals, and strengths. This practice can help you maintain focus and motivation during the transition to adulthood.

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Adulting happens even after our mid-20s, depending on our upbringing we tend to learn adult stuff later in life and this phase is crucial for establishing a better worldview as we grow older. Here are some things you can try while working on your adult self.

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