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The resilient mind

The resilient mind
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  • Great things can’t be done by impulse but by a series of small things brought together. Small details and improvements every day repeatedly make all the difference.

  • Your impulses reflect the actions you’ve taken. So, be honest even when it is inconvenient and be brave, not just once, but always. Have high moral standards and be more dependable and trustworthy.

  • We are all just a sum of our efforts. Thus, repeat good actions until they become your natural impulse.

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Written by Garv · Stoic of the Day
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