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Sometimes, the biggest barrier in our lives is ourselves
created Yesterday, 00:51 by Minh Phương Nguyễn
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When you hate something about yourself - a flaw, a weakness. But instead of changing it, you just keep staring at it, thinking about how much you hate it, wishing things were different… You focus so much on it that one problem turns into a dozen more. It haunts your mind like a shadow, even creeping into your dreams. Yeah, but here’s the thing: you’re just thinking about it.
Instead, why not take action to change it? Why not? At least you’ve done something rather than just sitting there and overthinking. This isn’t some self-help talk, it’s just reality.
If you’re insecure about your appearance, then do something to change it. For example, if you’re overweight and don’t like your body, wake up earlier. Go for a run, take a walk, ride a bike, or do whatever works for you. Eat healthier, stay away from sweets and fast food. Don’t just sit at home thinking: “This is too hard. I don’t have time. I can’t do it.” Then end up feeling sad, crying, and blaming yourself.
No, baby, come on, you can do it.
Thinking won’t make your weight disappear, but action will. The first few days might be hard. Yeah, I’ve been there, but that’s okay. You’ll get used to it. And your future self will thank you for choosing to act instead of just sitting there feeling stuck.
So get your butt up and do it!
Instead, why not take action to change it? Why not? At least you’ve done something rather than just sitting there and overthinking. This isn’t some self-help talk, it’s just reality.
If you’re insecure about your appearance, then do something to change it. For example, if you’re overweight and don’t like your body, wake up earlier. Go for a run, take a walk, ride a bike, or do whatever works for you. Eat healthier, stay away from sweets and fast food. Don’t just sit at home thinking: “This is too hard. I don’t have time. I can’t do it.” Then end up feeling sad, crying, and blaming yourself.
No, baby, come on, you can do it.
Thinking won’t make your weight disappear, but action will. The first few days might be hard. Yeah, I’ve been there, but that’s okay. You’ll get used to it. And your future self will thank you for choosing to act instead of just sitting there feeling stuck.
So get your butt up and do it!
