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How to practice self-compassion
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Mindset
It is not what you do/don’t do. It’s what you plan and the results that impact your mood at the end of the day.
If you plan ten things to do and realize only six, you will feel bad most of the time. If you plan three crucial things to do and you do five in the end, you feel great. Your feelings are not objective.
Your mood varies with your interpretation and not the reality of your day.
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Solution for a good day
I follow these points on a daily basis :
- I take 15 minutes every morning at the beginning of my day.
- I review my calendar for the day, what is already planned. It helps me not to be too greedy when I start to commit to the tasks I’ll do.
- I reprioritize what to do. ...
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Develop a plan
Identify what’s making you feel discouraged. Try to be specific.
And once that is done, make a plan. Write out what you can do to turn around your bad mood.
Your Life Is A Firefly Blink In A Night
In the grand scheme of things, the Universe has been around for ten billion years. Your life is a firefly blink in a night. You’re here for such a brief period of time. If you fully acknowledge the futility of what you’re doing, then it can bring great happiness and peace because you realize this...
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