Give yourself demands, tell yourself that you're going to be confident in your idea, and you're not going to stop when things get tough.
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"Think and Grow Rich" was originally published almost 65 years ago and has been remastered for the current day. The ideas are the same having made vast successes of people you may have heard of, including John D. Rockefeller, Theodore Roosevelt, Alexander Graham Bell, and Thomas Edison.
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Thus, you should give up the hope that you can be flawless and put together every day in a relationship.
That idea is not realistic, puts you in a continuous state of feeling that you're not good enough, and can stop you from developing real confidence in yourself.
"When you know you're ENOUGH! When you stop focusing on all things that you're not. When you stop fussing over perceived flaws. When you remove all imposed and unbelievable expectations on yourself. When you start celebrating yourself more. "
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