In this episode, we chat about handling the sense of underachievement. Something we all feel, at some point in life. If you’ve ever felt like you’re falling short or struggling with a sense of underachievement, this episode provides action steps to redefine your sense of achievement and embrace your journey.
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This is what we spoke about during the episode
- Comparison with others can be a trap as it often leads to overlooking your own progress and accomplishments. So it’s crucial to set realistic and personalised goals.
- It’s important that we redefine our sense of achievement in terms of personal development, fulfilment and the impact that we make. Rather than the external validation or societal standards.
- What’s your own idea of success? Stop and look at what you see as success and change it if needed. Make sure your goals aren’t someone else’s goals.
- Embrace your journey. Act for the sake of the action itself, not for the fruits of your actions.
- The true magic lies in the day-to-day moments.
- Check in with your goals and make sure they are realistic.
- Practise gratitude regularly. Reflect and appreciate what you’ve already accomplished.
- Focus on your continuous growth.
It’s never too late to redefine what happiness and success mean to you!
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Emma + Carla
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