Things I Learned in 2020

2020, a stressful and depressing year indeed. A lot happened that caused my mental health. I thought the year was a lost cause, but it somehow got me so productive. I learned new things and checked off something on my 30 before 30 lists.

I somehow figured out what I want, and that made me happy. I just have to do it one at a time to get it. This year, I deeply learned so many lessons in love and life in general. I don’t have any regrets. The things that were so a big deal to me the past years do not affect me anymore. I don’t care about it at all. Although something happened this year that made me question my worth and left me with insecurities and doubts about myself, I feel that I’m stronger than my emotions now. And I thank God I was able to pull it through. He gave me the strength to overcome the trials that came to me. I grow more as a person.

I also never thought I will end the year with the same person I started it with. I'm happy.

These are the lessons I learned in 2020:

Things I Learned in 2019

2019 was great! My heart was full of love and gratefulness. I forgave the people who didn’t even ask for my forgiveness, started to love myself more, and I embraced the person I am today, which I wasn’t able to do in 2018. I’ve learned so much about myself and life itself. It’s so crazy and amazing how much I’ve grown as a person. It’s better. I am better than before. I feel like those who know me will have to get to know me again.

To the person who had made such an impact on me, thank you so much! You have helped me get here. You made me change my way of thinking. You made me realize and see the good things despite the self-hate in the past year. You changed me into a better version of myself.

Here’s what I’ve learned in 2019:

Things I Learned in 2018:

I’ve been MIA since December because I got so busy doing some stuff, and I considered deactivating this blog for some reason, but I guess I only need some time off, and just blog whenever I feel like it.

I know you always read this line everywhere, but I’m still going to say this—2018 had been a roller coaster ride for me. I’m not going into details, but yeah, I wasn’t myself. But 2018 was the year I embraced my flaws and imperfections, and I love myself more. It’s a yay! LOL.

Okay, enough for my blabbering. I want to share the things I learned last year. Here we go!