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Never regret that you have a good heart. All good comes back and multiplies.

Even the nicest people have their limits. Never take their kindness for granted.

Never be afraid of change. You may lose something good, but you may gain something even better.

It's very simple: if you feel tired, take a rest, if you're not in shape, train, if you don't have money, work, if you don't have time, focus on the main thing, and if you don't know much, keep learning.

Do what you like. Live your life for yourself, not for someone else. Don't be fooled by other people's decisions about what's best for you. Only you know what's best. Your life is about you.

Change can be painful, but there's nothing more frustrating than being stuck in a place where you don't belong.

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You know and can do everything. You are smart, you need to stop, breathe out, realize how much you have already gone through. And then calmly, step by step, move on.

You can't do it perfectly, just do it When you have no strength left and no motivation, don’t beat yourself up about it. Don't beat yourself up if you can't get something perfect. Keep doing your thing and moving forward. The essence of success is not in achieving the ideal, but in the action itself.

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If you just focus on yourself and you don't care about anyone else, that's selfish. If you only focus on other people and not yourself, that's self-sabotage. But if you work on yourself, if you take care of your health, your mental health, your finances, in order to be more and give more to others that's the balance you want.

Life gets better when you shift your focus from the pursuit of perfection in the present to the journey of gradual improvement, one step at a time.

Want to achieve those big dreams? Get ready to make some big sacrifices. Success doesn't come without a price. It means saying no to short-term pleasures for long-term gains. It means investing your time, energy, and resources into what truly matters. It means prioritizing your goals over distractions. So, are you ready to make the sacrifices that will take you closer to your dreams?

Your current life is a reflection of your past habits. Your future will be a reflection of your current habits.

Don't repeat your mistakes. All problems, obstacles, inconveniences and disappointments are actually repeated mistakes. And you will continue to step on the same rake until you learn the necessary lessons from your mistakes.

We need to appreciate everything we have We cry because of our quarrels with our parents, but some people don’t have parents at all. We complain about our work, some people don’t even have a job. We hate ourselves for overeating, while others dream of eating normally. We are furious with our loved one, but someone has lost him and will never get him back. We don’t like our mess at home, we dream of moving to a huge house, while others dream of a small room. @overmind011

Happiness vs. Pleasure What Are You Really Seeking? Happiness and pleasure are different from each other. Pleasure is short-lived, but happiness is lasting. Pleasure depends on external factors, while happiness comes from within. Pleasure can be exciting, but happiness brings inner peace and balance. Pleasure can be addictive, but there’s no such thing as addiction to happiness. Pleasure is shallow, while happiness is deep. In life, aim for less pleasure and more happiness. @overmind011

This question is called "Eternal Return," a concept introduced by Nietzsche. This question asks us to reflect on our lives: Would we be happy to live it all over again, or would we feel regret? With this idea, Nietzsche invites us to build our lives with courage and full acceptance, making them so valuable that we would want to live them again. @overmind011

If someone told you that you’d have to live the same life you’ve experienced so far all over again, what would your reaction be? You’d be happy. You’d scream. Why? @overmind011