Staying Consistent
- When you are not energized, work less, or not at all.
- Do great work when you feel good.
- If others don't respect that, you don't want to work with them in the first place.
- Don't put pressure on yourself.
- Stick to your most important habits.
- Humour is the best remedy for soothing emotional pain.
- Ask for help when things are not okay.
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