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Just in case you’ve forgotten, here’s your reminder… You are enough! Say that as often as you need and remind yourself that ‘more’ is not always helpful or better. Share this with someone who needs to hear it right now.

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2min Read: Something powerful I learned about Envy When we grow up, we turn to get told that envy is bad, and when you do feel envy towards someone, you may regard yourself as being a bad person. But what if instead of seeing envy as bad thing you see it as a tool to know exactly what you want ? If I were to ask you what you want now, you will probably know exactly what you want. But at some point in life, you did not know. Envy is triggered when we see other people possess something that we desire So anytime you feel envy, use that opportunity to learn about your desires(what you want ) What does this person have that I want to have ? The key here is to be as specific as possible. Is it the way he talks ? is it the way he carry himself with confidence ? etc. By identifying with detail why we feel envious of other people, we turn to reveal what exactly what we want for ourselves. Note* Be careful not to let envy cloud your judgement. Because envy can convince you to think that you will never be satisfied until you have exactly what the other person has. The key here is to use envy as a tool to teach you about your desires instead of shying away from it. Thanks For Reading What are your thoughts on looking at envy this way ?

The best advice I received: to achieve more: Ask the right questions; and when you reply one - reply with a smile and keep it short.

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As perfectionists, we sometimes can feel overwhelmed by the 'Paradox of Choice' Don't let analysis paralysis hold you back. Embrace the concept of a 'Capsule Wardrobe' to simplify your life. Start by selecting a color palette that complements your skin tone. Then, curate your wardrobe by choosing the best-fitting shirts, pants, and 7-8 pairs of versatile shoes, spanning from casual to formal. By doing so, you'll bid farewell to decision fatigue and effortlessly categorize your attire for various occasions, whether it's work or leisure. For instance, consider the versatility of wearing a golf polo from the office to happy hour without the need for a wardrobe change. Need assistance crafting your Capsule Wardrobe? Feel free to message me or comment below for personalized guidance.

Recently used the term “choice paralysis” in a product pitch presentation. Just days later I stumble upon this insightful post elaborating on the same concept. It’s truly remarkable how timing works and allows me to deepen my understanding in such unexpected ways. I feel validated, which fuels my passion for continuous learning and growth. #choiceparalysis #validation #continouslearning

Insightfully useful guidance to drill down your decision making...by reducing the # of choices to get to the finish line..."The Paradox of Choice"...I will now need to read the book! thanks to Colby Kultgen for sharing. #choices #leadership #motivation #decisionmaking #productivity #skills #personalgrowth #management #projectmanagement #mindfulness #decisionparalysis