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Delegation
"You can only fix your own imperfections and not the imperfections of others. So you may as well get to work on them."
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It doesn't work like a check-list: You can't check each item off, get to be happy and old for a couple of decades, then you die. Problems don’t go away, they change and evolve. And accepting life's imperfection is hard because it forces us to accept that we have to live with things we don’...
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In any venture, failure is required to make progress. Without failure, there is no progress and without progress, there is no happiness.
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Bravery is not the absence of fear 🌪. It's feeling the fear, the doubt, the insecurity, and deciding that something else is more important.
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Blaming the world for your problems is the easy way out.
It gives you short-term relief, you lie in your imagined victimhood, but ultimately it implies that you are incapable of controlling your own fate.
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