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Megan Thee Stallion In "Ride or Die" (2019)
No relationship is ever a waste of time. if it didn't bring you what you want, it taught you what you don't want.
“When you need to, take a break. Really. Burning out is a thing, being overworked exists, and chronic fatigue happens. You must learn to listen to your mind and body; when they tell you you’ve had enough, that’s it; you’ve had enough. Working hard is important, however be careful not to overdo it; for the good of your own mind, body, and soul.”
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Ego, Mind, Circumstance, and Self
The key to happiness is found in your mind, not in your circumstance. Happiness is being your Self, not your ego. It can be difficult to differentiate your Self from your ego or your mind from your circumstances. Differentiation becomes even more difficult if you are unhappy. Unhappy is your mind. The reason you are unhappy is your circumstance. Your ego interprets your circumstance for your mind by relating everything that happens to itself. Your Self contains all of these things and ultimately experiences it all. Your Self can deal with everything.
To your Self, unhappiness is only a feeling. To your ego, unhappiness is awful. It is difficult for the ego to deal with unhappiness because it hurts. The mind is where it hurts. The circumstances are why it hurts. The ego’s habit is to address unhappiness by blaming circumstances. The ego can imagine a different set of circumstances that would make the unhappiness go away such as: I would be happy if somebody loved me, if I had more money, if I were smarter, if I were different, if I had more time, If I had a sandwich. However, the main circumstance that causes unhappiness is the mind’s habit of believing unhappy thoughts. The mind can see circumstances from many angles. Only certain interpretations of those circumstances lead to unhappiness.
Bringing the ego, circumstances, and mind into line begins with the Self. The Self is the seat of confidence that experiences the world through the mind. The Self can see the struggles of the ego with a larger perspective. The Self knows that things are not actually bad, but that they feel bad to the mind. That perspective exposes the ego. When the ego is exposed as something other than the Self, the mind is free to look at circumstances from other perspectives. As judgements come up, this is good, that is bad, the mind can see the ego at work. When unhappiness comes up, the mind looks through the ego, sees the thoughts related to unhappiness and can generate counter thoughts or compassion. As circumstances change, feelings change, the ego changes, the mind changes. The Self remains steady, letting it all be. Happiness sneaks in through the cracks.
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“We are all taught to practice self-love but the crucial truth is we’ve got to earn it. Take responsibility for your poor habits and work to overcome them. Become someone you can trust in, depend on and admire; someone you can feel genuinely charmed to wake up to each morning. Set the same standards for your self-love as you would for the love of another, back up your words and promises with positive action.”
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