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They live inside their own little bubble

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  You know what the biggest problem most people have when they start something new is ? Wrong ex

  You know what the biggest problem most people have when they start something new is ? Wrong expectations. They think that just because they dared to give the first step... Things will be easy from that point on. Have you met anyone like that? I think most of us have. People that seem to live inside their own little bubble. Filled with fake optimism. Like they truly didn't know things don't happen in the blink of an eye. That they have to make a lot of mistakes before they even reach some success. And what happens when they realize that? They end up disappointed. Fear takes over them. They start judging themselves. Questioning everything. Losing all the hope they once had in themselves. All of a sudden, they're not so certain if they want to accomplish their goals anymore. Saying things like... "I've put all my effort, time, and money into this thing and nothing seems to be enough!" "Why should I keep wasting my time on this?" Failure shows them their worst side. And they end up quitting because "they're not good enough". What these people haven't realized is that... Most of us will be mediocre when we start something new. Some will be better than others maybe... But they'll still have a lot of things to learn. Like when we start learning how to write, for example. We're all given a template and start connecting the dots. Now, the first letters that we wrote were by no means perfect. Quite far from it, actually. But we kept working on it. Failure didn't stop us. Instead, we kept on trying. And those little failures helped us get better. As that old saying goes: "Practice makes perfect" And you know what ? That same perseverance is what helps you achieve your goals in the long run. It keeps you on track. Even though the only thing you want to do is throw in the towel. You keep learning from your mistakes. And thanks to that, your skills keep improving every day. But the only way is to keep moving forward. Learning from your mistakes. And taking one step at a time. If you don't know where you start with this, then I have something for you. It's a book I wrote called Make It Happen Inside this book, I'll teach you the exact formula high-achievers use to take fearless action and reach their goals. [Click here to get your book with an 80% OFF, .]( Sent to: {EMAIL} [Unsubscribe]( Lifehack, Unit 33554, PO Box 6945,, London, W1A 6US, United Kingdom

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