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My mantra, if I had to word it, would probably be something along the lines of “stop caring about judgment” because it’s such a subjective topic. Many could have a positive judgment on you while others could possess a negative judgment on you. Either way both will always exist which is why judgment should simply stay vague.

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A mantra of mine “Your best is the best that the best must be,” obviously within the context of you.

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My mantra that I've used my entire life ever since I was little my mom has told me to “win with humility and lose with grace.” I use this in my everyday life whether it would be sports or academics. This mantra to me is saying be humble when you win and do be a sore winner and when you lose take what you gained from that loss and figure out what you could do better next time.

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I stand on the shoulders of my family, friends, teachers, book characters, and everyone who have ever supported me.

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My honorary ancestors are my parents, they’ve just formed and shaped me into who I am today and who I’ll become tomorrow and so forth.

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Marie-Jean-Léon Lecoq, Baron d'Hervey de Juchereau, Marquis d'Hervey de Saint-Denys is a good ancestor I think.
A mantra I like that I’ve heard before is: “I am safe, I am loved, I am valid” because it helps with worries and reminds me of my family.

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My honorary ancestor is DJ Khalid. His words are truly inspiring and he motivates me to be a better me and a happier me. He inspires me to be healthy and fit like him.

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My mantra: “I am me, I am free, I can be who I want to be.” It’s made to be a statement of the fact there’s nothing holding me back from being myself, and improving to be better. It’s okay to be comfortable with who you are and still acknowledge room for improvement.

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I consider Maya Angelou to be my honorary ancestor. Though she is a very common poet I was always inspired by her. I remember my mom used to have a book of her poems and my sister and I would take turns reading them out loud. I remember reading over and over still I rise till I could memorize, wanting to make poems like her. To be as powerful as she describes in phenomenal woman. I’ve just always loved her.

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My mantra is “it’ll happen when it happens”. This has always stuck with me because it encourages me to live in the moment and not force something to happen when it needs time to develop. One of my many honorary ancestors is unironically Naomi Campbell. Despite her somewhat controversial existence, I do look up to her for being unapologetically herself and comfortable within her own beauty and feminity, something that’s often stripped away from black women. She defied odds and became one of the pioneer black supermodels .

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My honorary ancestors are my parents especially my dad because he’s always pushing me to be better

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My mantra is mainly saying that I’m hungry, because I am hungry I love eating all types of food and trying new ones. My honorary ancestor is my great aunt she dressed in whatever she wanted and made the best food. She loved to take care of her chickens, alpacas and grow her own garden.

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Sadly I didn’t have a mantra prepared and I didn’t really have many things I repeat to myself. My honorary ancestor is John Cena because he was my favorite wrestler growing up and still is.

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My mantra is comparison is the thief of happiness. My honorary ancestor would be Mac Miller, his music and ideologies are inspiring to me

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My honorary ancestors would be my grandma she loves literature

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I said my mantra would be ‘I stand on the shoulders of fast food workers everywhere, of anyone who’s worked a night shift, kitchen job and known that the stain on the counter isn’t going anywhere in the next eight hours and neither are they’.

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My journal was more so about the current day relevancy of Langston Hughes poetry, however, two of my honorary ancestors would definitely be my grandparents.