Verb your love.
Not everyone will understand your journey. That’s fine. It’s not their journey to make sense of. It’s yours.
Zero Dean
Author | Photographer | CG Artist | Filmmaker
When you truly believe in yourself
When you truly believe in yourself and what you intend to do, it matters far less — if at all — when others don’t.
Remember, you are not here to confine yourself to other people’s expectations. You are here to live life in whatever way that brings meaning & purpose to it.
You and your life are a work-in-progress and will be every second that you exist until your expiration date.
Set goals worth striving for — even if they’re lofty — and begin the journey to accomplish them. Recognize that mistakes are how we learn & failure is simply feedback, it is not the end.
Take what you learn from all life experiences — the “good” & especially the “bad” — and keep pushing forward with a purpose the best that you are able to.
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- When you truly know who you are…
- Going after your heart’s desires
- It is not your job to make people like you
- How to find your inner voice in difficult times
- Resist the urge to always explain yourself
- Telling people what you plan to do
It’s how you act
People demonstrate who they are by their actions, not by what they declare themselves to be.
If you want to be taken seriously, you have to show it, not just say it.
Related:
.99 cent Kindle sale now through April 30, 2020
For those who don’t know, you can get (or gift) a copy of the Kindle edition of my book at the lowest price Amazon will allow — .99 cents — now through April 30th (and read it on any device, not just a Kindle).
You can find a link to the Kindle edition available in your country at ZeroDean.com/book
Please share with anyone who might be interested.
Making use of what you already have
Take a moment to consider all that stuff you’ve bought over the years because of all the cool features that convinced you to get it (that you never use) or the cool things you would do with it when you got a chance — but never did — maybe now’s a good time.
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A healthy attitude vs blind optimism
There’s a huge difference between having a healthy attitude and being blindly optimistic.
A healthy attitude allows a person to weather storms. Blind optimism often leaves people unprepared for when the weather turns & unable to deal with it effectively when it does.
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