Fourth.
"Always do your best."
When you do your best, you learn to accept yourself, learning from your mistakes.
- If you fail, there are no problems because you tried your best. Next time you would do it better.
- Work, activities, tasks would transform into enjoyable moments, even when you walk would feel great.
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