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5. Develop Distress Tolerance

5. Develop Distress Tolerance

It is helpful to strengthen our self esteem by accepting that it's normal to experience discomfort in certain situations and it is human to make mistakes.

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โ€œThe best thing a human being can do is to help another human being know more.โ€ โ€” Charlie Munger

These habits serve me truly and i believe it will be helpful to others.

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