4. Release the need for approval of others
We easily get influenced (and spooked) by what people say about us. Remember, this is your life , not theirs. What one person considers to be true about you is not necessary the truth about you, and if you give too much power to others’ opinions, it could douse your passion and confidence, undermining your ability to ultimately succeed.
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