This is so true. If you don't fail at first, you will never learn to be good at it.

Everything needs to be balanced. What motivates me doesn’t necessarily motivate you and vice versa. That’s ok we’re different people. There are people who look on the bright side of things. Getting out of the all or nothing mindset allows you to take on the world with a better attitude which reduces stress.

Do what’s best for you boo, just like I’m going to do what’s best for me and I’m just trying to inspire people along the way…

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I really needed this today. Was one of the first things I saw when I opened this app this morning. Thank you.

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Yes.

Source: guy dealing with the consequences of doing fuck-all for the last five years.

That's what I tell her🗿

This color scheme and wording makes it feel like a /r/AntiWork post

While that said there’s some truth in this. Your mindset can change stress, but I would disagree that you should still call it stress if you’ve successfully manage it.

Doing something because you enjoy doing it frees you from being judged for or giving a shit about how "good" you do it.

Can't remember the exact quote but I always found a great deal of truth in:

"An amateur is someone who practices so they can get it right, A professional has practiced so much they can't get it wrong".

Amen . I 'll second that opinion ! Stress isn't 't a motivator it really is a muthrrfu@&ker . I did read it correctly 1 st time ....

Don't let the dragon drag on man.

Where it says DO think of stress as a challenge DO think of stress as a motivator , I thought it said a mo* herf*$ker . No lie . Had to enlarge page .

Lol very inspiring

The rest of the steps are, of course, trivial and left as an exercise for the reader… (/s)

and also how dedicated you are even though many times you failed or you trying you keep striving and chasing your goals

always don't compare your self to others cause' just like in the image we have a different purpose in life no matter how old you are, the money you have in your pocket, or the way live us, we have a purpose in life

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There are different types of stress too. This is the " difficulty and challenges" stress. Not, the " my child swallowed something they shouldn't have" stress. Or the " I have no money so I'm going to get evicted" stress.

I find a lot of these motivation/ health things are for when you only have surface problems

How about don't work like that and do a job that makes you happy....I love chicken wings so I decided to be a day trader for all the tendies

He used to be the dog. But now he my dawg bro

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Mobile flashbang! how I wish these could be put on a dark background instead of a white one. Perhaps it's just grumpy me.

Doesn't surprise me. Millennials might be the last generation it even sort of mattered for.

I remember its importance being hammered in all throughout... 5th grade?, then I never used it again, except to sign my name.

Before that, I recall just referring to it as "some kind of elvish" and throwing my hands dramatically in the air, because it really did just look like the decorative border on the Sunday announcement flyer to me.