The discussion centres around self-belief, self-doubts, and the strength you need to muster in order to defeat these doubts. It is also about building the art of self-confidence to keep moving forward. If you’re taking up challenges that are difficult, you’ll need to find a belief system to think beyond limitations.
Define yourself: What do our definitions mean? Are we only restricted by the words that we use to define ourselves? Or do we have the capability well beyond these words and what they mean? This article is all about identifying what we use to define ourselves. How do we use the words that describe our characteristics or features? And most importantly, are they limiting or elevating?
We all have something, a wound/scar which we might not be too proud of. They remind us of disappointment, hurt, failure and weakness. However, they also can remind us of strength, our fighting spirit and human nature. To an extent, it doesn’t even matter whether you won after you got the scar or not. In this debate, we talk about
This article debates various approaches to how to deal with failure. Most times, we connect failure to pain, shame and unhappiness. But there’s more value to failure and fear than we give. Instead of being afraid of the F word, we must find the best way to deal with it.
I don’t want to romanticise failure or success. But this debate is only about the adventurous spirit that wants us to do things. On the other end, there is a fear of failure which is preventing us from taking action. Who do we listen to?