Which piece of advice can you apply to your everyday life?
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Re: Which piece of advice can you apply to your everyday life?
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That is easier said than done.Swiftmover07 wrote: ↑01 Nov 2018, 20:29 I like the negative thought part. You can't do anything about the past so why dwell on it. Learn from it so you don't make the same mistake in the future
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You're right! I'm not yet reading this book, but I can relate to your comment. Hope to read this book soon.
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I agree. I would go about my life day by day just being carefree. I don't regret it but it could & would have been better if I had more of a plan.
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That's a good one. If we all do that, I believe, the world would be a much better place.BookReader+6 wrote: ↑01 Nov 2018, 14:13 I learned to take responsibility for the mistakes I make instead of blaming others and to rectify them myself.
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I am quite good at saying no... but following through is a different story. My second guessing comes from others that are not on the same journey and don't understand the importance of my decisions. That's another thing to work on for me.
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That's exactly it. I'm always nervous that my decision to say no is going to end up being the wrong one. And then stressing. Sigh.
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I think that the phrase 'easier said than done' is my biggest problem with self-help books. Especially when they tell you to stay positive.AmySmiles wrote: ↑01 Nov 2018, 21:29That is easier said than done.Swiftmover07 wrote: ↑01 Nov 2018, 20:29 I like the negative thought part. You can't do anything about the past so why dwell on it. Learn from it so you don't make the same mistake in the future
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