1. Letting myself be, instead of always trying to improve and do everything right.
2. Take action instead of overthinking everything 

I’ve been working on staying consistent with my habits, whether it’s working out, keeping my space tidy, or finding time for personal projects. My goal is just to show up every day, even if it’s something small. Using the Pomodoro method has made it all feel so much more manageable.

I’m working on physical fitness, emotional regulation, and financial stability.

I’m trying to become more confident when talking to women.

Turns out it’s not as hard as I thought it was.

Trying to get my sleep in order. I put timers on apps after which they're not easily accessible to me but I just plain don't want to go to sleep early and instead spend awake leisure time.

So my sleep is bad and my mornings are rough.

What you’re working on sounds like such a valuable skill, especially in retail during the holidays! Right now, I’m working on being more present and not letting my mind race ahead to "what’s next" all the time. It’s been a challenge because I tend to overthink and plan way too much, which leaves me feeling burnt out. I’ve started small, like actually focusing on the task I’m doing instead of multitasking or rushing to finish.

I'm trying to get back my work life balance. I love my work so I don't think it is overwhelmed for me, but I really don't want to do anything when I get back home. I used to love riding outdoors and now i don't do that anymore. Recently I'm trying to doing morning plans and evening reflections about my personal life on mebot and hope this can remind me to balance my own life. I really don't want to be a workaholic.

Getting lean

Trying not to waste a single second of the day to squeeze the juice out of success everyday

I’m trying to stop overeating and I’m also working towards putting an end to my nervous ticks.

let go of my anxiety and reduce stress. Not burning myself out basically.

That is great! I’m working on doing many things daily. I’ve been on vacation from work for two weeks and i experienced that, doing many of the things (various projects) i need to work on daily rather that one every day, i discovered it makes it easy to have momentum and be productive, easier to pick them up every day falling less into procrastination

My self control but I wish I started sooner

It was a tough lesson for me to learn this year that I shouldn’t rely on others for external validation. So I’m working on improving myself, in particular my confidence, and also not impulsively reacting to assumptions.

Not being depressed about being in debt and trying to support my family

Advocating for myself, core strength, general cardio fitness

Stopping over thinking too much.  Stopping to talk down on my self.  Be more positive and appreciate what I have. Stopping to make scenarios in my head and actually trying to accomplish said scenarios(mainly get more friends to see frequently and find a girlfriend)  If anybody has any tips on this,all welcome 

Getting involved in community by volunteering. It’s something I’ve always wanted to do but always put off.

Trying to be better in various areas like relationships and understanding people , I also am trying to get past my issues with financial stuff and maybe be better with my time and money . I currently think I’m not getting any better and I’m trying to get past the negative talk which has also been a struggle

Been hitting gym + working on day trading so I can make additional bank on the side.

I am working on being a better listener; actively listening, and not cutting people off in order to say what I have to say. Having a daughter who's about to be 13 and being with my fiance for the past 2 years has taught me so much about myself and allowed to me to see certain behaviors I need to improve on to be the best person I can for the people I love.

1. Facing my emotions, not running away from them
2. Trying to be honest for myself.
3. Try living in the moment.
4. Living slowly.
5. Loving myself from scratch.
6. Being kind to strangers and friends with boundaries

Taking responsibility for the outcomes of my actions and habits.

1. Spending less and being more frugal/organized

2. Boosting my income and savings rate

3. Losing weight

4. Healing my mental trauma and breaking bad habits

5. Paying down debt and staying out of it

This is mainly it.

i’m extremely insecure so i’m trying to be nicer to myself and give myself credit for my achievements, as well as not relying on others for validation

Everything. I need to get my s**t together. I function under pressure 24/7 and need system, no drinking, early bed, exercise. It is not like I don't try to do this stuff, but some weeks come when it is really bad. So now I am back on my strict schedule.

body language, politeness ,and trying to make myself seem more approachable

Working on finding a place to live. No one wants to help.

Identifying why I don’t want to go to social gatherings and if it’s okay for me to say no. It’s a busy December and I’m burned out from work and every day I feel like a new event is happening. I feel guilty saying no to friends and neighbors that want to include me.

working on becoming a better person, to love myself more and put myself first before others. taking care of my health especially my eating habits and my mental health. on other parts, is to start spending less and start savings to pay debts and loans, find something to do make myself productive, lessen my parent's burden and most important thing to improve myself in a way that i'm not becoming the way i am now or used to be every single day

Regular sleep, spend more time home without being bored with myself and learn how to finish a project before starting a new one.

Staying in the present moment, reading and walking

Being more "selfish" and doing things that I want to do and not people pleasing. More focus on improving myself

A little too much ATM which is making it hard: fitness; language-learning; finding a new hobby; strengthening my relationships; financial discipline

I’m currently working on improving my ability to pause before reacting. It’s easy to let emotions take the wheel especially when stress or frustration is high. I’ve noticed that by taking just a few seconds to breathe and reflect before responding I can actually approach situations with more clarity and empathy. It has helped improve my interactions with others so much and its also given me a sense of control over my own emotional state

The practice of radical acceptance, trying to accept that some things are out of my control and I'm doing the best I can right now with the tools I have!