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Somethings won't make sense until you understand why you're doing them.

You don't need to do things because others are doing. You need a reason to yourself.

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@getpaidwrite being curious all the time makes you a great thinker... it forces you to think how to solve the problems around you.

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@garyvee what we don't realise is that money can't give all the happiness you need. you can have the money but still deep down you're struggling because you don't feel the real happiness... something that makes you feel alive.

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@FU_joehudson how we were raised doesn't actually stop in childhood, we just carry it along.

i have seen it with myself that we carry some of these things taught to us during childhood as we grow.

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@tailopez excuses limit your courage and confidence to try. that's why it's impossible to succeed as it's something that needs your confidence and courage.

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@sean_a_mcclure talking about the little is already a proof that you've learnt something out it. books are suppose to teach us something, make us feel different in one way or the other.

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there's no real freedom in choosing a life that already exists. you don't wake up one day with everything figured out. you just keep moving, trying things, getting things wrong, facing hard days, learning from them, and slowly figuring out what actually matters to you.

that's how life is built. not by following a perfect plan, but by living through experiences that shape you. the life you dream about isn't something you discover one day. it's something you create little by little.

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one thing that keeps a lot of us miserable is this belief that life'll finally feel good once we have enough.

except "enough" never really sits still. it just keeps moving the second you get close to it.

you get the thing. give it a week, maybe less. and you're already onto wanting the next one.

maybe that's why having more doesn't automatically make people happier. it really doesn't, most of the time.

sometimes it isn't even about what you have.

it's that nobody ever actually taught you what "enough" was supposed to feel like in the first place. so you just keep moving the target without noticing you're the one moving it.

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most of our bad decisions don't come from poor decision-making. they come from flawed thinking before the decision is ever made.

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@BookNoteApp the problem is that most of us are not patient today to sit down with a book, go through it and learn something from it.

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@garyvee what matters is growing into what you want to be.

never be too hungry for the reward because not everyone who gets the reward finds what they actually went for.

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@realAtlasPress in real life, it actually hits different.

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@LewisHowes excuses makes us think smaller than what we could do.

we can't just live the better versions of ourselves if excuses makes life feel better...

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@CoachDanGo the life we plan to live tomorrow is always built on what we choose to do with our bodies today.

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@ZubyMusic one thing i have realised, people who actually have kids probably have the most interesting life in one way or the other.

waking up alongside them, watching them grow, having fun with them is already a proof that life never ends the moment you've kids.

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@Humanoholic every time you pass through a page of a book, you'll actually start having a different feeling about yourself.

the words read, the lesson learnt can't just let you think smaller about yourself.

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@Jayyanginspires the most powerful thing actually.

but it's also sad that everytime the world tells us no, we keep thinking that maybe it was right every time a shot is off target.

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@readswithravi let the mistakes you make sharpen your thinking but not to underlook yourself every time it happens.

being humans means that our continuity to learning never ends as long as we're still living.

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@patrickbetdavid sometimes success makes us forget actually what we should appreciate because everything feels good at the moment. gratitude is one way that opens you into new level of success because a single achievement will never be enough every time you unlock a new level.

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@dailystoic life has always and will always be with its own difficulties since it existed and we can't pretend that they don't actually exist.

whether we like it or not, we'll always have to face such difficulties in one way or the other.

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@RobertGreene conquering what's within us is what makes us different humans... there will always be forces from every corner of life, whether emotional or not, that's what makes you complete and that's what helps you navigate life.