Expecting too much
- When you expect too much of yourself, you become too outcome-focused.
- When you expect too much of others, you’ll always feel like people are letting you down.
At the end of the day, we’re all humans. Tiny, flawed, limited humans.
No one can change the world alone — let alone in a day — so always remember there’s much more you don’t control than you do, and that’s both normal and okay.
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