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Don't Treat Your Body Like Machine

Don't Treat Your Body Like Machine

You don’t have to treat your body like a machine to be mentally strong. Mental strength isn’t about pushing your body to its physical limits just to prove you can ignore pain. It’s about understanding your thoughts and feelings well enough that you can determine when to behave contrary to them, and when to listen to them.

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Being an ambivert person, I am too much fond of reading, and always eager to learn.

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