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Ultimately, purpose is built, not found. Small steps lead to a meaningful life. Now, that's a wrap! Repost if this is helpful to you or someone. Give me a follow @m8incharacter if you like to see more content like this.
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7/ Key Takeaways: âś… Recognize your patterns and reflect on them. âś… Shift from external validation to inner fulfillment. âś… Accept suffering as a fact of life. âś… Take responsibility. Stop complaining. Prepare. And take action.
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6/ Living a larger life means action. Dr Hollis’s motto is simple: “Shut up, suit up, show up.” Stop complaining. Prepare for challenges. And take action, even when it’s uncomfortable. Small, consistent steps lead to big transformations.
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5/ “Life is suffering.” This isn’t pessimistic. It’s the fact of life. The question is: What will you do with it? 🔹 Suffering reveals tasks you must face. 🔹 Depression might ask you to realign. 🔹 Anxiety might require confronting fears. Growth happens when you do the hard work.
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4/ Daily reflection prevents crisis Most people avoid self-reflection until they hit rock bottom. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Dr Hollis recommends 15m of daily journaling, meditating, or exploring your dreams. Consistent reflection leads to clarity. And fewer crises.
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3/ Pain is a teacher Pain—whether depression, anxiety, or loss—isn’t just something to fix. It’s a signal. Your psyche is asking you to realign. Growth starts with listening. Ask yourself: 🔹What is this pain trying to tell me? | 🔹 What needs to change?
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2/ Our Lives comes in two halves The first half? We are usually living for others— our career, family, societal roles. The second half? This is when we start to ask: What does my soul want to express? Do: 🔹 Shift towards what truly fulfils you 🔹 Ask: What makes me feel alive?
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1/ Unconscious patterns shape us We often act out of habits we don’t fully understand. These patterns override our conscious intentions And steer us back to the same mistakes. Do: 🔹 Reflect on your recurring behaviors 🔹 Ask: What might be driving them?
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12/ Which tool will you try first? Have you used any of these before? Retweet to share this thread with someone who might need it today. Let’s help each other quiet the chatter and reclaim our minds! 🙌
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11/ Feel better When you harness your inner voice positively You will notice: ✔️ Better focus. ✔️ Smarter decisions. ✔️ Resilience under stress. ✔️ Stronger relationships. ✔️ A calmer, healthier you.
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10/ Create order in your environment When your thoughts feel chaotic, organizing your space can help calm your mind. Decluttering your desk, making a to-do list, or even creating a small ritual can restore a sense of control, bringing peace to both your environment and your thoughts.
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9/ Mental Time travel Ask yourself, “Will this matter in a month? A year?” Most problems lose significance over time. Reminding yourself of this helps reduce emotional intensity and focus on the bigger picture. Problems feel smaller when viewed through a future lens.
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8/ Reinterpret stress A racing heart or sweaty palms aren’t necessarily signs of fear—they’re signs your body is ready to perform. Tell yourself, “This energy means I’m prepared to succeed.” Shifting how you see stress can turn anxiety into excitement and improve performance.
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7/ Reframe the issue as a challenge Rather than seeing a problem as a threat, view it as a chance to grow. For example, before a nerve-wracking event. Remind yourself, “This is an opportunity to build resilience and skills.” Reframing fear as growth boosts confidence and motivation.