Life is already hard, so don't be too hard on yourself. Remind yourself of these seven things on daily basis...

1. It's OK to not know all the answers.

Accept the fact that it's totally acceptable to not have your life completely planned out yet. You may not know exactly what you want in life or what exactly to do with it, but you'll get there eventually. Let life teach you as well as help you grow.

2. Everybody makes mistakes.

In the wise words of Hannah Montana, "Nobody's Perfect! I gotta work it! Again and again 'til I get it right." And she's not wrong. It's okay to mess up and it's okay if you're life is a mess for a little bit. Don't beat yourself up too much, everybody makes mistakes.

3. If he doesn't treat you like you're worth it, then he isn't worth it.

Again, this is a harder concept to fully accept but it's something that all girls should understand. There are so many boys out there who would be lucky to even have the opportunity to talk to you, don't stick around and waste both of y'all's time if he doesn't make you feel important.

4. "Today is a good day for a good day."

Everyday has the potential to be the best day yet, it's all about your perspective. Yeah, most people don't stray too far away from their day-to-day routine, but try to wake up in a confident and good mood and you will see good opportunities start to arise.

5. You Matter.

Don't ever believe, even for a slight second, that you don't. There are people (family, friends, or acquaintances) that care about you to an extreme amount. You have changed more lives than you know, and don't give in to self-doubt.

6. Live in the moment.

Nowadays life is very fast paced and it can seem like all everybody is doing and talking about is the future. Remind yourself to slow down for just a second and take a few minutes to actually see life as it is now instead of what it will be tomorrow.

7. You're Beautiful.

You are literally so beautiful on the outside and the inside. It's a hard concept to fully accept, but your beauty truly is not measured by your clothing size, it's measured by how genuine you are to yourself as well as others.