Stress
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Lies
Does lying actually get you ahead, and is it worth the price you will pay someday? The more often you get away with lying, the deeper the bad habit’s roots grow, until the day when you lose someone’s trust forever. —,Sakfucius
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Environment
Why work in a negative environment when you are free to find a positive one? — Sakfucius
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Sacrifice
Exceedingly few succeed without sacrifice. Do what it takes. — Sakfucius
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Peace
Observe everything but overlook much. Fighting every little battle is a recipe for stress. — Sakfucius
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Searching for Strife
If you are always looking for problems and things that could be improved, you will find them. — Sakfucius
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Forgive
Many people are self-centered. Whether you forgive them or write them off is a test of character. — Sakfucius
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All Star
Competence can make you good, but confidence is the difference between good and great. — Sakfucius
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Better than Newscasts
Do you watch newscasts just to get enraged about a topic that has little to no direct impact on your life? What if you limited your daily news intake to ten minutes of reading instead? — Sakfucius
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Think Later
Can you decide when you will think about a worrisome topic, and actually put it aside until then? If you learn how, you will reduce stress by 87%. — Sakfucius
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Confidence
Can you find the mindset where you will be perfectly happy and fine if they don’t like you? — Sakfucius
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An Hour
What if you got up one hour early and enjoyed that hour in peace before the hassles of the day? Don’t start with the stress of running late. — Sakfucius
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Mental State
Your mental fitness is a direct reflection of your mental diet, exercise, and rest. What nutrition are you feeding your brain? — Sakfucius
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True Education
If you received a good education, you learned how to decide what you think about and what you will avoid thinking about. — Sakfucius
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Forgive Now
A person who does not forgive imprisons their own life. Who will you forgive today? —Sakfucius
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Gossips
What if you only surrounded yourself with people who never gossip, people who are never envious or petty? — Sakfucius
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Better Goals
No one builds a beautiful house without a blueprint. Do you have written goals? Do they include a written why, and how, and milestones, and a plan with a timeline? — Sakfucius
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Courage
Courage to try things determines how big or small your life will be. — Sakfucius
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Ask
Many sit silent. If you don’t know something, just ask. The world loves an honest person. — Sakfucius
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Past is Past
Dwelling on the past wastes your time, your day, and your potential. Learn the lessons quickly and move on. — Sakfucius
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Free Your Mind
Free your mind by not caring about what others think. Most are average, yet too many imprison themselves by worrying about people’s average judgements. — Sakfucius
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Mojo
Without confidence, people are unlikely to take the risk, to take the initiative. What chances have you taken this year? — Sakfucius
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Comparisons
The day you stop worrying what others think is the day half your stress leaves your body for good. — Sakfucius
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Setbacks
Setbacks are inevitable to become all you can be. — Sakfucius
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Laughter
How often do you really laugh? Laughter and longevity are closely correlated. — Sakfucius
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Embarrassed
No one can embarrass you without your consent. — Sakfucius
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Stand Back Up
When has feeling sorry for yourself paid off in any way? When you get knocked down, get up off the floor and fight on. — Sakfucius
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Out of Your Control
The sooner you realize someone else’s happiness is out of your own control, the better. — Sakfucius
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Triple your Struggles
Do your best, one day at a time. Overthink a challenge and you will triple your struggle. — Sakfucius
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Appreciation Alignment
Are the things you are doing truly appreciated by the one you are striving to please? This misalignment is one root of relationship strife. — Sakfucius
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W.I.N. Over Stress
When you focus only on What’s Important Now (W.I.N.), your stress about the far off future fades. — Sakfucius
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Arguments Rarely Win
Think ahead. Only argue when you foresee how the argument leads to desired outcomes. — Sakfucius