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‘Comparison Is The Thief Of Joy’
This quotation from Theodore Roosevelt argues that comparing your work, your life or whatever else will only serve to make you unhappy. Why? Because when you compare yourself to others, you know all the dirty details of your situation or the problems with what you’ve created, but only the seemingly positive surface information about them or their work.
‘If Your Fidelity To Perfectionism Is Too High, You Never Do Anything’
In order to be successful, it’s important to not just get things done, but to get them done well. The desire to be perfect in what you do can help you out immensely — provided that you do those tasks to completion.
‘If Meditation Is Too Easy, You’re Doing Something Wrong’
We’ve talked about the benefits of meditation and showed you how to get started. The process is really simple, but perhaps deceptively so. Meditation is mental training that isn’t necessarily easy or even pleasant.
‘Working Hard Is A Skill You Have To Nurture’
Getting comfortable is unavoidable if there’s any sort of routine in your life. As such, it’s easy to become content or lazy, and as web craftsman Chris Shiflett points out, it takes a conscious effort to keep that from happening.
