Failing to meet your own expectation can make you drop a truckload of f-bombs. Or shed a boatload of tears. Here’s one reason why hopes and expectations feel like a trap for failure, at times. And a tip to turn them into tools for reaching a goal, instead.
“Wanting to leave something behind. A mark, a dent, or an impact in someone else’s life. And if I’m lucky, come to see what this impact looks like before I pass.” It’s not often spoken about, but still, for a certain group of people, this desire is real.
After a while of “listening to other people’s advice about an issue you’re struggling with”, you might feel like you’re walking around with a clogged vacuum bag instead of your head, sitting on your shoulders. It doesn’t have to be that way.
“Crossing a stream” and “bridging a knowledge gap” have more in common than you might think
How low does a bar needs to get for you to say “That’s enough”?
