Handle your mistakes with compassion - Examples
- We tell ourselves that if we don’t study harder we’ll fail and not get into a good college.
- We tell ourselves that if we don’t “suck it up” and “push through” our coach will think we’re lazy and we won’t get to play.
- We tell ourselves that if we keep acting awkward no one is going to want to hang out with us.
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