There’s a roadmap to becoming successful. Everyone makes their own path but for all it takes patience, self-confidence, and bravery. You got this!
We live in a world of instant gratification. You may have to remind yourself that when frustrations arise, perseverance and consistency rules.
It’s natural to resent those who we feel are more successful than us. Fight the feeling and don’t look for subtle (or overt) ways of invalidating other successes. There is nothing useful about envy. Instead, ask yourself how you can do the same.
If you think a task will be too hard, it will be. Guard your thoughts and efforts accordingly. When you find your emotions rising, take a step back and take an objective look.
It’s natural for us to “take a step back.” Our brain’s reaction is to avoid making mistakes versus stepping up to a challenge. But, the nature of a challenge is to start off being hard then get easier … and the lessons you learn along the way are awesome. Once you stretch yourself, you can’t help but grow.
From the time we are young, we hear subtle messages about what we’re good at, and what we are not. Teachers and parents often inadvertently reinforce these thoughts. They’re wrong. Your brain can learn anything you want it to, as long as you have the natural ability. However, it does take patience, self confidence and the right approach.
Mistakes are natural and necessary. It’s how we learn. Don’t focus on the pain and remember the lesson. Be brave.
You can always be better. It’s true that every day presents a new opportunity for change. It starts with a single step. Go for it!
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