Do This if you want to Win in life.
You’re not a quitter.
That’s just your self-limiting belief.
You might start and quit everything you start, but there must be evidence that you have seen something through the end.
You might be quitting everything you start because you’re taking too many things on your plate and trying to do many things when you’re supposed to start slowly.
It might be because you’re so overwhelmed that you don’t want to start, but you should hear that we all start somewhere. And you don’t have to do everything all at once.
You can break your big tasks into bite-sized chunks and do things as you see fit according to the daily tasks that take priority.
If you’re trying to form new habits, allow yourself a month to get used to that activity in your daily routine, and when you get frustrated by the expectations you put on yourself and the pressures you internalise, remember that taking a break is always a good idea.
You need your rest, too.
Taking a break doesn’t make you a quitter.
Giving up altogether does, but it’s never too late to start again.
You can always turn your life around.
Don’t let your self-limiting beliefs hold you back.
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