Also known as FDR, Franklin D. Roosevelt, the 32^nd President of the United States, is the author of today’s quote. FDR is best known for his leadership during the Great Depression and World War II, implementing the New Deal, a series of programs and reforms to combat economic hardship. FDR’s four-term presidency and his ability to inspire hope and resilience during challenging times made him one of the most influential and enduring figures in American history. This quote conveys the idea that doubts and a lack of confidence in the present can be the primary obstacles preventing us from achieving our aspirations and potential in the future. The quote implies that each individual can realise their goals, dreams, and potential in the future. The quote suggests that the primary factor limiting what one can achieve in the future is not external factors or circumstances, but rather the self-doubts in the present. The encourages individuals to overcome their doubts, have confidence in themselves, and believe in their potential. By doing so, they can break through these self-imposed limitations and achieve their goals.

BB will enlist later this week, and I don’t know how to feel. On one hand, I am glad that this phase in his life is finally here and that with the training he will get there, he will lose all his unwanted fat and become a better version of himself. And on the other hand, I am going to miss my boy! The first two weeks will be a confinement period where he will be unable to come home, and I hope this period is easy on me.

Other than that, I am so tired that some nights I fall asleep even before brushing my teeth or doing my skincare. On those days, I wake up suddenly and then finish my night routine before finally falling asleep again. And because of this, I am not walking as much as I used to, which is something I am not happy with. Anyway, that’s my problem and something I need to deal with.

That’s all for this week. Stay positive and keep smiling 😊