Bianca Baumberger
@biancabi
Bianca Baumberger
- Life is 10 percent what happens to me and 90 percent how I react to it."
from 2287. I rapitori di bonsai, in Giappone
- People will occasionally make unsolicited, snide and rude comments to you. Ignore them; this is usually a sign that they are deeply insecure. If they are in a position of authority over you, get away from them.
from 101 things I would tell my self from 10 years ago
- You are overly obedient. You not only do what people tell you to do, but find it hard to imagine any world other than the one they present to you. Spend more time thinking about what you want, in isolation from the pressures of the world. (Keep this in mind while you read the rest of this very prescriptive document.)
from 101 things I would tell my self from 10 years ago
- What is Roblox and How Does it Differ from Other Gaming Platforms?
from What is Roblox and How Does it Differ from Other Gaming Platforms?
- Your Life Is Better Than You Think
from Your Life Is Better Than You Think
- via Adolfo Consoli 26, nel quartiere Gallaratese.
from A Milano il primo murale italiano dello street artist Obey
- I know how to instantly calm yourself, and, in social situations, ground your energy, thus making you more charismatic. Without effort, include the bottom of your feet in your conscious awareness.
from 50 Things I Know by Sasha Chapin
- Emotional suppression can be a great short-term coping strategy. The problem, long-term, is that it is not surgically precise. I know you can’t suppress pain and anger without also deadening yourself generally. When I started to release my childhood resentments, I was surprised to find myself surrounded by brighter colors.
from 50 Things I Know by Sasha Chapin
- I know that travel is valuable because most knowledge can’t be written down. The most crucial info about a society is how it feels to be there—the rhythms of street life, where and when people eat meals, how gender works. You can read a million things about Japan without knowing the bodily experience of walking around in a truly high-trust society,
from 50 Things I Know by Sasha Chapin