Be Authentic To Yourself
- Take care of yourself like someone you love,
- Innertalk is very important to survive ups and downs of emotions.
- Never show yourself more than or less than what you are actually in front of someone/yourself.
- It's you vs you don't compare yourself with anybody else (if you are putting efforts and are growing that's all pace is not important thing ,with time you will gain that power)
- Innertalk example when you fall short - "yes I know, hmm but I can't act like fool and do more harm to my body,it's great that I have this much consciousness in these hard times, let's give it some time so that it -
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