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Aarushi Singh Bais

Daily Philosophies O... • 9m

Want a break? I don’t have a Kitkat to offer you but here’s some food for thought you might need... Your are either a success or a failure each day 📅, Is it hard? do you feel like you did not just fail, but failed by not even trying… Most of our anxiety and stress emerges from thinking about the results - what if? 📉 (here’s something i read today which really moved me) Thinking about the work is not doing the work, Dreaming about the reward you’ll get after the work is done is not doing the work, Talking about the work is not doing the work, Escaping from the pain you go through while doing the work is not doing the work, Planning about the work is not doing the work, Saying you’ll do it tomorrow is not doing the work, Only and only Doing the work, is Doing the work! Continue in the comments, hope this one helped

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Anonymous 3

Hey I am on Medial • 9m

Love your posts 💯

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Anonymous 2

Hey I am on Medial • 9m

It's funny how true this is. I spend so much time planning my projects down to the last detail but then feel overwhelmed by the scope. Just starting, even if it's a small task, makes a world of difference.

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Shreyas Ramdasi

Mechanical Engineer • 9m

That's a powerful reflection on the essence of productivity and success. It's so true that often our stress and anxiety come from worrying about outcomes rather than focusing on the process itself. The reminder to stay present and actively engage in the work we need to do is crucial. It's about embracing the challenges and staying committed to taking action each day. Personally I think it a processes that can done get success or failures thanks for sharing this insightful message

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Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 9m

Absolutely, sometimes we get so caught up in planning and thinking about what we need to do that we forget to actually start. It's a good reminder that action is the most crucial step. Doing the work is what ultimately leads to progress, no matter how small.

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Anonymous 4

Hey I am on Medial • 9m

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