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Photo by cottonbro from Pexels People have a really hard time when trying to develop a gratitude practice. Quickly, they “run out” of the things they are grateful for. I say, we are like fish who don’t notice water around them. We have
10 Simple Habits to Greatly Improve Your Social Skills
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One can build willpower by eating only a millet for two weeks. One can build self-discipline by taking cold showers 10 times a day. One can build perseverance by maintaining the same workout regime (e.g. a 5-mile run) every single
4 Simple & Effective Ways to Conquer Your Fears
Fear seems to be a constant companion for every human being. We quickly learn to fear physical pain and almost as quickly, we start to be afraid of social pain: loneliness, ostracism or banishment. However, 95% of our fears are
Responsibility and Ruthless Self-Honesty
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Responsibility and The Blame Game
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Impatience is a destructive and negative force. You focus on what you can’t get now, and thus distort the present moment. Instead of being content or working right now, you think about future and have thoughts full of negative emotion.