Get Your Emotions in Check
- Practice mind control and master it! Get rid of bad thoughts; they will just constantly remind you badly of yourself. Instead, use that flaw as an inspiration to train yourself and get better at anything.
- Pull the trigger by turning that sting into a positive trigger; it will remind you that you're building confidence around something different.
- Monitor your time. Reduce reaction times and set limits each time you practice. Remind yourself to do it in a shorter amount of time. Be honest and monitor how long it took.
- Make your impact. Control your emotions, gain the skills you need and move towards your goals.
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