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July
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Do work you would do for free If that’s hard, do work that would allow you to do more work for free
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July
@july
Ok but also make sure to understand that the work you do is not free of value It’s not for free
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July
@july
Maybe another way to put it is, no matter how seemingly insignificant or not, the work you do - it is valuable
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July
@july
It’s most valuable to everyone if it’s valuable to you, and it’s valuable to you if it’s work you would do for free So do work you would do for free, just don’t think it doesn’t have value
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July
@july
If you don’t feel like your work has value, then get some rest If you don’t feel like you need rest but you’re tired, you’re wrong and you need rest - but sure feel free to tell me your excuse as to why you’re wrong
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July
@july
If you don't feel like you can figure out why things aren't working out for you, you're asking the wrong question worrying about what is not in your control is like worrying about the car falling apart while you are driving, it will only generate anxiety - accept the risk of driving, and get to where you need to go
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Luigi Stranieri
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I really wish I can feel like this one day. Accepting the risk of driving is something I do, but the huge anxiety price I’m paying behind the scene is too high at the moment. Thank you for this words btw, helped a lot 🙇🏻♂️
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