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How to manage anxiety and self-doubt
Strategies for setting realistic goals
The importance of self-compassion and self-care
01. Be selective in what you embark on
Don't just start on anything do only the stuff you're passionate about.
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10. Don't force it if it's really not working out
Quit the project ifit's not what you want.
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06. Connect with your end vision
In times when you feel uninspired, remember your end vision.
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04. Quit being a perfectionist
Whatever you're obsessing about doesn't make a big deal in the long run.
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03. Budget your time and energy accordingly
So you can finish the project in a timely manner.
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