Seek Discomfort for Growth 💪 - Deepstash

Seek Discomfort for Growth 💪

Seneca and Epictetus advised voluntary hardship to build mental toughness.

Try:

✔️ Fasting for a day.

✔️ Taking cold showers.

✔️ Doing difficult tasks without complaints.

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