Keywords: improvingeveryday , leadagoodlife
Wisdom is just trauma you overcame.
https://soumyasharma.home.blog/2020/12/05/why-are-traumas-necessary
Tag: self improvement
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I want you to value my attempt of helping you understand the importance of the trauma you have been trying to overcome
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I used to think that the shorter your sleep is, the more hard-working you are
Keywords: life , self development , self improvement , self motivation , time management
For the past few weeks, or rather months, I have an average sleep of about 4-5 hours. You might think: “Girl, you get longer average of sleep than what I usually get.” But hey, on a personal note, this is short of the required 8-hour sleep that I want to have.
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Caring for your mental health while still getting things done is difficult
Keywords: better , depression , inspiration , mental health , pre med , school , self improvement , social media , society , writing
Going forward, I really do hope that I can stand up again and be on my way to once again cultivating the life I want. If you’ve managed to make it this far, thank you for reading. I really, really hope that you can’t relate to this one, but if you do, I want you to know that the human experience- despite how nuanced and varied it may appear- is generally similar. Despite the intricate and small differences in or day to day lives, experiences with mental health, and overall associations and interactions with the world, we all experience feelings of inadequacy, self doubt, and have bad days. Being better isn’t about being perfect, but is about being forgiving to ourselves, allowing us to have the time and space to heal, and celebrating the wins, no matter how small. With all of that being said, I think I’ll end with this: Tomorrow will bring better.
https://sporadicmusingsofasomewhatloststudent.home.blog/2020/12/04/on-being-better -
Balance between wanting to get along with others (always a good thing when working in a team) and being so self depreciating that you don’t get what you need or want at the end
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It’s something I am working on this year, and ties in with some work on assertiveness. Finding the balance between assertive and rude, and in the other direction between assertive and doormat. I’m still thinking about that one!