You are the top tier.
You study consistently, every day, bit by bit. You get As. You have this thirst of knowledge and you quench it. Doors break open for you. You feel comfortable in your knowledge. There's no hesitation, and if you don't know, you know how to seek new answers, and if there's no answers, you know you don't bullshit others and you say humbly that you don't know the answer.
You're prepared facing obstacles, you see much farther than others, you prepare yourself ahead. You know how to navigate bumps smoothly because youre looking much farther than anybody else. You save much more than others, you don't go broke. You prepare more than necessary, you can help others.
You set aside money every time you receive your salary, you don't blow up every dollar on useless crap. You build up wealth, you invest in well researched investments, and money returns stronger than ever. You become comfortable, there's absolutely no worries of bad days.
You meticulously work hard, nobody can say anything wrong about you. You're extremely professional, and you give your absolute best. No weak answers. No obstacles, consistency wins over always. Your take no bullshit and give no bullshit. Always going up and up and up.
You captivate others by your exceptional listening skills. They feel fundamentally understood by you, there's genuine connections. All your friends are as high value as you, and conversations are always interesting. Children look up to you, they say "I want to be her".
You are the top tier.
this is so important đ
Me every single night:
Do you have tips to becoming more lady like/classy ?
(Keep in mind that this is simply from my own perspective and everyoneâs definition of what is considered âclassyâ and âladylikeâ varies.)
1. No drama! Classy women do not participate in drama or messy behavior of any kind. Of course, this doesnât apply to serious matters like being threatened or assaulted or any kind of situation where your safety is at risk. Pick your battles wisely. Sometimes it is more than okay to say âYou know what? Iâm too grown for this.â Or âIâm too classy for this.â The last thing you want is your name attached to some mess that you couldâve simply chosen to ignore and not participate in. This goes for gossip as well. There are some celebrities who never have anything to say about anyone. Even when theyâre asked outright, theyâre smart about avoiding the question. Whatâs the point?
2. Discretion, discretion, discretion. When I think of women in the media who I consider to be classy and ladylike, they have several things in common, but the main one is that theyâre discreet. Theyâre very careful about what they say, how they say it, and how they move in the public eye. Yes, I might consider them to be very ladylike individuals, but in truth, I really know nothing about them. The generic information like education and background and such might be out there for me to see, but when it comes to their personal life and ideals and opinions, I know next to nothing. And thatâs how it should be! The whole world does not need to know your business or what you think of every insignificant thing thatâs popular at the moment.
3. Time and place! Some people will tell you that classy women donât listen to rap or rock or whatever other music theyâve deemed off limits to ladylike individuals, but I disagree. I think the true definition of class is knowing there is a time and place for everything. This goes for any kind of media you consume or any kind of way you choose to enjoy yourself. Thereâs no law on class that says you shouldnât let loose and have fun, because you certainly can! As long as itâs understood that certain behaviors are not for certain spaces.
4. Manners! I cannot stress this enough, but manners will take you far. Make âpleaseâ and âthank youâ a regular part of your vocabulary. Offer condolences to people you know who need it. Send thank you cards to people who have been a great help to you. Check on those close to you here and there. Be polite and show that you are a thankful individual.
5. This is sort of an extension of part 4, but be mindful of the things you say. Do not be the kind of person who only says things out of anger that you know you will regret hours later. Be respectful to those you love even if youâre mad at them (obviously this doesnât apply to truly toxic and abusive situations but more so petty arguments that, in the grand scheme of things, really do not matter all that much). Even in more tame discussions, you donât always have to say whatâs on your mind. If it isnât going to help someone, then ask yourself why you feel the need to say it? Furthermore, if there is something you feel needs to be said, thereâs a way to be honest without being rude. Now yes, in some situations, you canât spare someone elseâs feelings. This is the truth, but thereâs a way to stand your ground and get your point across without being malicious and ugly about it.
6. Carry yourself well. Youâre poised and always put together and youâre articulate in how you express your thoughts. Please keep in mind that I do not mean you speak perfect and fluent English or anything like that. In my eyes, someone with broken English who knows more than one language will always be above a native English speaker who only knows English (sorry not sorry). You take the time to think about what youâre going to say before you say it so that you are heard and understood. You walk with confidence and hold your head high. You have wonderful etiquette.
7. Cut back on vulgarity. Itâs going to ruffle some feathers, but I donât consider constant swearing to be ladylike. I myself have stopped swearing as much as I used to. I really only swear in the privacy of my own home and itâs here and there (usually when I mess something up or hurt myself đ). Let my coworkers tell it, I never swear, and the thought of me cursing doesnât even sound right to them. Out in public, thereâs also a way to say certain things. If Iâm at a company dinner or something, Iâm not going to tell everyone I need to go pee or do number 2 𤢠Iâm going to politely say I need to excuse myself or as my aunt likes to say âI need to use the ladies roomâ. In addition, if you canât get your point across without yelling, then you need to re-evaluate that. Again, this does not apply to truly toxic and abusive situations, but simple discussions and disagreements. You should be able to convey what youâre trying to say in a calm and respectful manner.
8. You mind your business! I do not mean in the selfish way of being unconcerned with the hardships your loved ones are facing, but I mean out and about. Youâre not judging some random woman on what sheâs wearing or some man on how heâs eating. Youâre focused on yourself. If youâve ever seen Gilmore Girls, thereâs an episode in the first season when Dean first approaches Rory, and he tells her that he absolutely had to get to know her because he saw her reading a book one day, and all the while, there was a commotion with a fight and an ambulance and this whole big thing that captured everyoneâs attention, but the entire time, she did not look up from that book even once. Now Iâm not saying you have to be that extreme, because if thereâs a fire or something serious, you need to know so you can skedaddle. But donât always concern yourself with what everyone else is doing or how theyâre behaving. Focus on your food, focus on your book, focus on your podcast. Just focus on you!
Red Cantonese bear dog
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Your daily reminder to pull-your-shit-together. Remove the distractions. Delete the apps. Use flight mode. This is your one life. All those people you see making moves, do you think theyâre sat there wasting their morning scrolling when they have shit to do? No, theyâre up, working out, meditating, writing, reading, doing whatever the fuck they need to do to get them to where they want to be. Stop holding yourself back, you have so much potential, youâre literally the cause and the cure. Do you want you to do well? Live the life of your dreams? Well babygirl itâs not gonna happen unless you break out of these unproductive habits. You need to get into momentum, you need to have a plan and stick to it. You need to channel your energy into moving forward. You can do this, letâs go!Â
intangible - madisen kuhn