Worrying doesn’t change anything.Focus your energy on the outcomeyou do want and then do whatyou can to make it happen.
Domonique Bertolucci, The Happiness Code: Ten Keys to Being the Best You Can Be
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Sometimes being happy willrequire some difficult conversations.Some of those conversationswill be with yourself.
If someone tries to undermineyour commitment, re-evaluateyour commitment to them.
Identify your driving motivationand you will have all theencouragement you need.
To be happy, you need to dothe right thing for you, even when it feels like thehardest thing in the world.
Live your life with courageousintegrity. Do the right thing, not the easy thing.
There is a big difference betweenbeing self-ist and being selfish—putting yourself first doesn’t meanyou have to put everyone else last.
The most importantcommitment you will ever makeis to being the best you can be.
Being the best you can betakes courage. You need to ownyour decisions and have thecourage to see them through.
It’s easy to be brave wheneverything is going your way.When the going gets tough, it takes courage to followthe path you believe in.
Be honest with yourself.You can’t be the bestyou can be unless you knowwho you really are.
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