"There's a special place in hell for those women who don't help each other." – Madeleine Albright (born Marie Jana Korbel, 1937)
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@lawsofmodernwomen
"There's a special place in hell for those women who don't help each other." – Madeleine Albright (born Marie Jana Korbel, 1937)
Photo credit: Stephan Vanfleteren
You shouldn’t work for someone you don’t respect.
Never stop until you find the place where you belong.
Don’t conform to the mainstream if it jeopardizes your ability to live a life you love.
Don’t let fear prevent you from designing the life you want for yourself.
What you’ve planned for yourself may not be what life has planned for you.
Avoiding a problem only takes you further away from solving it.
Feel stuck? Get creative.
Embrace your imperfection and that of others.
Avoiding your fears will not permit you to grow.
Imagine the possibilities.
If you’re capable, show it.
Practice acceptance.
Learn how to tolerate discomfort.
Be careful not to use blame, avoidance, criticism or denial to handle a difficult situation.
Go, be great.
Stop telling yourself no, I can’t. Chances are, you probably can.