It's the little things that bring us confidence. Doing the tiniest thing consistently can bring us massive confidence. You can't explain it logically, but you can definitely feel it.
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Unyielding confidence
I don't know how, but I have this confidence within me that doesn't seem to go away any time soon. I'm comfortable with my slow growth, which haven't really shown any visible progress, because I know that time is on my side. I only have to keep doing what I know I should be doing … Continue reading Unyielding confidence
Lesser Load
I overestimated my abilities, big time. I took on tasks that I believed I could finish on time. It didn’t happen. I was so confident that I would be able to, but, now, it felt like arrogance. Don’t get me wrong, I can finish the tasks just not on time. I’ll probably finish it by … Continue reading Lesser Load
Pecha Kucha
When I was 17 years old, we were assigned to create a short 2-minute speech about ourselves. We were going to present it in front of class and my head was already turning. Up to this point, I was never an amazing presenter. I was fidgety and stuttered on stage. Worst of all, I had … Continue reading Pecha Kucha
Why I kept avoiding chess
High School was a weird time, I was getting high grades and I was proud to be one of the top students of the year. I worked extremely hard and I knew I deserved every one of those grades. I didn’t cheat and I was confident with my skill to learn fast. I was even … Continue reading Why I kept avoiding chess
Mental barriers can go f*ck themselves.
The real enemy is yourself. Mental barriers are personal battles. That’s why they are always hard. To some people my mental barrier seems easy, but to me it’s a different story. It’s hard for me to ask someone, what if they think I’m a nuisance. It’s hard for me to share my writing and art, … Continue reading Mental barriers can go f*ck themselves.
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