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"Field of Dreams" shot by @daysia.wkr model: @makavelliii

Just when you thought winter was done, mother nature strikes again! We still got hoodies to get you through this rough patch, and in honour of all this snow we're having a FLASH SALE. Use code HIBERNATE at checkout to save 20% off. Sale is valid all weekend. Ok, we're going back to bed now

"Field of Dreams" shot by @daysia.wkr model: @makavelliii

Just when you thought winter was done, mother nature strikes again! We still got hoodies to get you through this rough patch, and in honour of all this snow we're having a FLASH SALE. Use code HIBERNATE at checkout to save 20% off. Sale is valid all weekend. Ok, we're going back to bed now

Winter got you down? We still got Mother Nature Hoodies to keep you warm and shake those winter blues! Available now link in bio

So. We’re a week in to 2020. I know everyone got their new year celebrations out of their system by now, and the novelty of new year’s has faded. We’re in the reality of it now, you could say. Personally for me, I’m looking back on the last ten years and saying, where the hell did it go? I still feel like I have a ton of accolades left to do. These thoughts particularly weighed on me towards the end 2019 and it was hard not to feel depressed that there was a lot of things I d...idn’t have. What have I accomplished? What I should have accomplished? What direction am I headed in? So I asked myself, what is enjoyable about telling yourself how you’re going to change? That must mean you think you are doing something wrong or not doing the things you want to do. Is this the real way to improve yourself? Maybe what I could do instead is the oppositehelp myself. See where I’m lacking in (many) areas, and how I can improve and change. I have to be responsible for myself. Then maybe if successful I can reward myself. Not big rewards, I’m talking small rewards. Like a coffee, or some time on my skateboard. Simple things. Things that make me happy. I have started to do little things to improve myself and make myself more responsible and accountable. I made myself a budget. I decided to not support my sneaker habit and spending on shit I don’t need. I started reading a book. I know these things seem all very basic for most people, but sometimes we forget just how small a favour we do for ourselves can improve our lives drastically. I want to remind everyone that going into this New Year, not to beat yourself up in 2020. Not to set high expectations for yourself and feel like you have failed yourself when things don’t go as planned. The biggest favour you can do for yourself is be responsible for you, and take care of yourself. Once you do that, you can probably do anything you want, because you will be the best version of yourself. Then maybe if were all the best version of ourselves, the world might be a bit better overall. I believe the big change comes from the individual change. Help yourself! And good luck in 2020! : @quinwest @ Toronto, Ontario