Failing is necessary in everyone's life.
It builds character.
It makes you understand that nothing is as easy as you think.
It will show you that anything can go wrong, at any time.
Embrace failure, learn from it, and evolve as a better person.
When you are overwhelmed with worry:
- Meditate on it
- Talk to friends/fam
- Research different perspectives
The last thing you should do is let it build up in your head
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Just to recap: Congress is on a month-long publicly-funded vacation started with publicly-funded travel while using publicly-funded health care and accruing publicly-funded pensions after denying money to people who got laid off because that would be "too socialist"
The difference between me and a lot of people is when I need help,
I ask for help
Sometimes I have to pay for help
Sometimes I have to do a favor for help
Sometimes I have to “embarrass” myself to let be known that I need help
Ego isn’t worth failing or falling behind over
Colleges: Running online classes only, but not cutting tuition
Health insurance companies: Billions in profits as claims plummet, but not cutting premiums
Corporations: Saving huge on office costs, but not giving raises
Only regular people are asked to sacrifice in tough times
Your life can drastically change for the better in 6 months
But... you need to put in consistent daily effort
As simple as it is, most people aren’t willing to try and escape from their comfort
Studying and reading endlessly mostly sucks just like dieting and being hungry sucks. But regularly going to the places others won't gets you the results others don't.