6. Go beyond your capacity
Sometimes, we hold ourselves back. We believe that we are not able to do something or fear that we will fail, so we stay in our comfort zone. However, by doing this, we are denying ourselves the opportunity to truly understand what we are capable of. Push yourself beyond your limits and try doing something you never imagined.
The results can shock you and help you move past any self-imposed boundaries you have. Try yourself, and you will likely find you can do more than you expected.
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