The most important thing to remember is that nobody is perfect, and life happens — including the occasional low grade in college.
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The most important thing to remember is that nobody is perfect, and life happens — including the occasional low grade in college.
Overcome Imposter Syndrome: 7 Sneaky Ways Self-Doubt Steals Your Power By Melody Wilding Picture it–you just finished an important presentation at work. By all accounts, you crushed it. Your clients were smiling and satisfied. And your boss even offered you glowing feedback afterward. Nevertheless, you push away the praise and chalk the performance up to luck or good timing. You…
It’s always good to consider the ways that we need to improve. But there’s a difference between self-reflection and negative self-talk. Here’s how you can turn down the volume on your inner critic and hop on board the self-love train.
The road to self-love is a winding one, with self-talk as the navigation system. Yet there are times when negative self-talk can get the best of us, and that’s completely normal. Here, we break down each form of negative self-talk and share some tips on how to overcome it:
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