What Is Personal Growth?
This term refers to various techniques for improving one’s habits, behavior, actions and reactions.
Example:
- Learning to control anger
- Learning to overcome procrastination
- Learning to overcome laziness
- Learning to be more polite and considerate
- Becoming a more responsible person
- Learning new things and developing new skills
- Changing your mindset and becoming more positive
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