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I've trained my mind to flip any challenge or obstacle (when it comes to work / technical problems) into an opportunity.
Things that would have in the past stressed me the fuck out now make me energized, excited, & optimistic.
Sometimes I still catch myself viewing 1/4
Things that would have in the past stressed me the fuck out now make me energized, excited, & optimistic.
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technical challenges or obstacles in a negative light.
More & more often though I recognize the negative thought & immediately reframe the challenge into an opportunity.
An opportunity to learn something new, an opportunity to improve my expertise in something I already
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More & more often though I recognize the negative thought & immediately reframe the challenge into an opportunity.
An opportunity to learn something new, an opportunity to improve my expertise in something I already
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know, the opportunity to learn a new system in my company, *any opportunity for growth* that I can see can change my outlook & therefore my mood.
As someone who's always struggled with anxiety & depression, this mindset helps me so much these days.
There's a book I read
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As someone who's always struggled with anxiety & depression, this mindset helps me so much these days.
There's a book I read
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a while back called "The Obstacle is the Way" that was pretty pivotal in how I approached things in my life, a lot of what I'm talking about here came from the perspectives I gained from that book.
I'd check it out if you like this kind of stuff - thanks @RyanHoliday
I'd check it out if you like this kind of stuff - thanks @RyanHoliday
