Tag: resilience
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Level 8 – Day 11-12: Balancing the Cost and Reward
What’s This About?Understand the intrinsic link between sacrifice and reward. These days are dedicated to analyzing the balance of what you give and what you gain. Activities: Why Is This Important?Recognizing the rewards of sacrifice reinforces the value of each decision and keeps you motivated for future challenges. Chris Thomas Notes:Life’s equilibrium is built on…
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Level 6 – Day 27-28: Preparing for Future Challenges
What’s This About? Building resilience ensures your habits survive life’s inevitable disruptions. Activities: Why Is This Important? Being prepared keeps habits intact even during difficult times. Chris Thomas Notes: Life happens. Have a plan to keep your habits strong no matter what.
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Level 6 – Day 11-12: Overcoming Setbacks
What’s This About? Setbacks happen. Preparing for them helps you recover quickly and stay committed. Activities: Why Is This Important? Understanding setbacks as part of the process keeps you from getting discouraged. Chris Thomas Notes: Setbacks aren’t the end of progress. They’re opportunities to refine and strengthen your approach. Expect setbacks to pause progress but…
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Level 5 – Day 11-12: Cultivating Self-Compassion
What’s This About?Self-compassion helps you navigate setbacks with kindness rather than self-criticism, fostering resilience and progress. Activities: Why Is This Important?Compassion allows you to move forward without being weighed down by guilt or shame. Chris Thomas Notes:Be your own ally, not your critic. Self-compassion is the fuel for perseverance. Foster resilience and progress.
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Level 5 – Day 7-8: Identifying Procrastination Pitfalls
What’s This About?Procrastination pitfalls, such as perfectionism or fear of failure, often hinder progress. Addressing them directly builds resilience. Activities: Why Is This Important?Acknowledging the consequences of procrastination motivates you to take proactive steps toward improvement. Chris Thomas Notes:Perfectionism—the fear of not doing it right—often stops us from doing it at all. Embrace imperfection as…