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You Against Yourself
Life is a roller coaster; at some point, you’ll be up high in the sky; other times, you’ll go down.
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Life is a roller coaster; at some point, you’ll be up high in the sky; other times, you’ll go down.
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The ability to commit, to focus on what matters. Commitment is not punishment; commitment focuses on what matters to you.
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Failing will humble you. Not trying will make you a looser. Fail and continue to fail, but don’t stop failing until you succeed.
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Alcohol, friends, and giving no fucks at 19.
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A couple of years ago, I decided to journey off to the USA. I messed up a lot. Learn from my mistakes, let this be your guide to this country.
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As kids, we all have dreams—we’re filled with joy and happiness. Then you grow up, and life isn’t all rainbows and sunshine. That’s the beauty of it; we get to decide what we become. Struggle will make or break us.
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Oh yes, drugs... you may be thinking many things about me at this point. Caffeine is the best thing that has happened to me. Like any addiction, it started somewhere. Let's explore my story.
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It’s been a while… I’ve been finding myself these past months, learning, exploring, and discovering what my purpose in life is. After some time, I thought, “What if this is me, and my passion is to explore and learn new things?”
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I've been on a self-improvement journey, and these are the goals I set for myself for this year. I know it's not January 1st, but hear me out—I've never really made goals for myself.
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Advice from a 23-year-old? Yeah, funny, right? What does someone at my age know about life? I want to share a bit of my life wisdom at age 23.
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So, it's been 15 days. It has truly been a journey. I started this on January 15th, and I have mixed feelings about it. When I'm not at work, I barely use my phone at all, yet I'm still averaging 30 minutes. I've managed to overcome most of my YouTube addiction. Maybe that's just me; in my words, "That's what an addict would say."
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I've been struggling with a phone addiction for a long time now. I've been averaging about 4 hours a day, even more on the weekends – that's about 60 days on my phone in a single year. That might not seem like a lot out loud. I've seen worse, so what's 4 hours a day? That's nothing. For me, it's 60 days of my life gone, **60 days I will never get back**.