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It's okay that life sucks.

It's okay that life sucks.

"It's okay that life sucks," it really does, because that's part of life. It's important to understand that things will not always go the way you planned, events will go wrong, people will act against your expectations, bad things will happen.

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Accept Reality

Accept Reality

"You have to stop trying too hard for positive things to happen".Being too positive will make you believe that everything is supposed to go well, and when you see too much bad shit happening repeatedly, you'll start getting overwhelmed. Accept Reality.

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Pain Is Good For You

Pain Is Good For You

Pain will inspire change. So next time you're feeling some form of pain, instead of seeing it as a bad thing and trying to get away from it,accept it,allow yourself to feel it, and be reassured that it exists for a valid reason.If you do this you'll not only experience the pain becoming weaker,bu...

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100% Responsible

100% Responsible

We are 100% responsible for our life events. Yes,100%, you read right!

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Happi

Happi

Happiness too comes from solving problems. Since problems will always exist and you are left with no other option but accepting them.

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Nothing Is Perfect

Nothing Is Perfect

Nothing is perfect, nothing is absolute. You'll be wrong. So being wrong is a"necessary evil". But how do you aspire to be wrong? That's something I'll leave up to you to read in the book.

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Truthful News: You're not exceptional.

Truthful News: You're not exceptional.

You're not exceptional, you're not different in any way. You have your problems to deal with, just like anyone else.

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Unrealistic Expectations

An extreme of a cognitive distortion is believing that everything will happen according to the wishes, and would be perfect in every way.

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Be prepared for the worst

In his own life, Seneca practiced โ€œthe premeditation of evilsโ€.

If, for instance, he planned a journey, he would go over the things that could go wrong - a storm, or an attack by pirates. This way, he was always prepared for disruption because he worked it into his plans.

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