Hey Writers Stop Being Your Own Worst Enemy Here S How 9) don’t hide away. the stereotype of the solitary writer hiding away in their bedroom or study typing away endures. this is because lots of us would rather write at the expense of networking, platform building or engaging with others. Pursuing happiness is a complex business. sometimes it requires that we stop being our own biggest obstacles. it requires us to stop finding excuses for lassitude under every (psychological) rock.
Hey Writers Stop Being Your Own Worst Enemy Here S How Posted february 13, 2021. irene is a 30 something businesswoman who has to pass the cpa exam—after flunking it twice. for the past several years, the pursuit has consumed, indeed defined her. How to stop being your own worst enemy. 1. stop overthinking. we all do it. we shouldn’t do it. there’s a fine line between careful planning and overthinking, but typically as humans we lean toward the latter. so here’s the trick — always prioritize doing rather than thinking. 2. keep a gratitude journal. Last week, i was talking to one of my clients whose brokerage business has been hit hard by the pandemic’s negative economic effects. while there is plenty of demand for the product he offers. Tolstoy went crazy and the governor of new york wired money to a hooker from his personal checking account. empires of hundreds of millions have fallen over one man’s ego — and t he empire who.
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