Try The “Look Back On Your Life” Rule - Deepstash

Try The “Look Back On Your Life” Rule

When faced with a tough or scary career decision (or other life decision)—like moving to another country, or switching industries—picture yourself old and gray, telling your grandchildren about your life.

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