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The Psychology of Money

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Notice Silver Linings

A silver lining is a lesson that you are extracting from the experience of a mistake, that might probably save you from similar scenarios in the future.

It doesn't mean that you have to convince yourself that misfortune is a good thing, only that you're acknowledging that it is good in the ba and you're willing to accept the reality of it.

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Make A Plan

When things aren't going our way, it's difficult to have a clear vision of what we should do and how we are going to do it.

We need to calm down and pace ourselves in order to be capable of making plans. Having a concrete plan of action goes a long way in making ourselves feel like we don'...

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Focus On A Different Goal

Learn how to redirect yourself and your focus into a goal that is beneficial for yourself and for everyone else.

Your ability to see is precious, clearly, and the fact is that you should be reluctant to sacrifice it in exchange for emotional comfort.

Learn to never settle.

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Learning from Your Regrets

Regret can be seen as a mistake that we haven't learned the proper lesson from yet. If we learn from it, that mistake becomes helpful and makes us better.

The way to move on is to take responsibility for your mistakes. Understand what happened and integrate that experience into your under...

Learning from mistakes

Learning from mistakes

You can only learn from a mistake after you admit you've made it.

Don't start blaming other people (or the universe) for the things that go wrong, because you distance yourself from any possible lesson. 

Using E-mail Bouncebacks

Using E-mail Bouncebacks

Using email bouncebacks is the most socially acceptable “no” there is. It doesn't mean you're telling them that you don't want to respond to them. It only states that you can't reply for a certain period of time. 

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