Tag Archives: self-sabotaging
Study Your Own Success
My real fear is that I haven’t learned the formula of my success. So now I’m working to understand it, and to learn how to replicate it. After all, I want this to eventually be my hustle, and not just my side … Continue reading
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Tagged career goals, creative, creativity, emotions, encouragement, failure, fear, feedback, forward, growth, hustle, life lessons, opportunity, postive thinking, self awarness, self-sabotaging, success, tolerance, uncomfortable
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Learn from Your Fear
I realized that the only way forward — the only way to create change — is to allow and accept a part of the growth process that is intensely uncomfortable. Instead of trying to ignore my feelings of fear, I started … Continue reading
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Tagged change, emotions, encouragement, failure, fear, forward, growth, postive thinking, Sara Kimelman, self awarness, self-sabotaging, success, tolerance, uncomfortable
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Real Life of an MSW 