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ترى نفسك في الأفق .. ولكنك لا تعرف الاتجاه! إلى أبناء الإمارات من خريجي الثانوية العامة انطلاقه جديدة عنوانها انت إكتشف نفسك You see yourself on the horizon… but you don’t yet know the direction To the UAE’s secondary school graduates: a new beginning awaits, one defined by you... show more

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Jordan Peterson on how to stop feeling lost in life: 1. Write about your past. not to relive it, but to understand it. you don’t remember the past to keep a record of it. you remember it so you can stop repeating the mistakes that hurt you and keep doing the things that worked. 2. Decide who you could become. ask yourself: “if everything went as well as it reasonably could, who would i be in five years?” let yourself dream. don’t worry if the vision isn’t perfect. a rough direction is infinitely better than no direction. 3. Stop hiding what you really want. most people bury their deepest ambitions because they’re afraid they’ll fail or betray themselves. but you’ll never reach a target you refuse to admit exists. 4. Make a plan, even if it’s a bad one. a bad plan is still better than no plan. you’ll discover what’s wrong with it by acting, then improve it. life is a series of imperfect plans that gradually become better. 5. Picture your worst possible future. imagine where your current bad habits could realistically lead in five years. make that future so clear that the next temptation reminds you exactly where that road ends. 6. Break your goal into small steps. progress creates motivation. as long as you’re moving forward, even slowly, momentum builds. hope comes from seeing yourself getting closer to something worthwhile. 7. Have something to run toward and something to run away from. a compelling vision pulls you forward. a vivid picture of the life you never want pushes you away from self-destruction. when you have both, you’ll never be directionless for long.

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jordan peterson explains how to become more articulate. “pay attention to what you say. that’s a good start. and what do i mean by that? i mean, really pay attention to what you say.” “imagine you’re trying to walk across a swamp. you know there’s a path of stones under the water, but you have to feel for each one before taking the next step. that’s exactly what speaking is like.” “every time you speak, ask yourself: is this the right word? is what i’m saying putting me together and making me stronger, or is it tearing me apart and making me weaker?” “you have to align what you say with who you are. that’s a necessary precondition for becoming someone people see as genuine and trustworthy.” “when your words and your actions are aligned, people don’t just trust you. they find you compelling and interesting. that’s something that’s very difficult to fake.” “you don’t become articulate by memorizing better words. you become articulate by feeling your way toward the truth every time you speak.”

gomi

33,593 次观看 • 1 个月前

#NamtanFilm #น้ำตาลฟิล์ม (If you could ask the other person a question, what would it be?) 🤍: I want to ask, what’s your ultimate goal in the entertainment industry? ❤️‍🩹: My ultimate goal? 🤍: Not just in acting, but in the entire entertainment industry. Where do you see yourself in the future? ❤️‍🩹: I’m gonna cry. I just want to have a masterpiece and for Film Rachanun to be recognized as an actress. That’s all. 🤍: People already recognize you now. ❤️‍🩹: No, I mean. I don’t know- 🤍: You want it to be clearer, right? ❤️‍🩹: I don’t know what guarantees success, but I feel like I haven’t reached it yet. There’s more to achieve in acting. Actually, I had lost my passion and forgotten what my dream was and why I was even here. Until the day I talked to you. We discussed the direction we wanted to take, and it slowly helped me recheck my thoughts, reconnect with myself, and find this answer about my place in the entertainment industry.

#NamtanFilm #น้ำตาลฟิล์ม (If you could ask the other person a question, what would it be?) 🤍: I want to ask, what’s your ultimate goal in the entertainment industry? ❤️‍🩹: My ultimate goal? 🤍: Not just in acting, but in the entire entertainment industry. Where do you see yourself in the future? ❤️‍🩹: I’m gonna cry. I just want to have a masterpiece and for Film Rachanun to be recognized as an actress. That’s all. 🤍: People already recognize you now. ❤️‍🩹: No, I mean. I don’t know- 🤍: You want it to be clearer, right? ❤️‍🩹: I don’t know what guarantees success, but I feel like I haven’t reached it yet. There’s more to achieve in acting. Actually, I had lost my passion and forgotten what my dream was and why I was even here. Until the day I talked to you. We discussed the direction we wanted to take, and it slowly helped me recheck my thoughts, reconnect with myself, and find this answer about my place in the entertainment industry.

Columbus 🫦

41,688 次观看 • 1 年前

Lee Know showed on MAMA why he is considered a class of his own. Why he got the honor and responsibility of being the group's Dance Leader, why he goes viral on every presentation, and why so many people, even outside the fandom, have him as a reference of what being a perfect dancer is. Loved and considered one of the great dancers by people inside and outside the fandom. It is saddening to see your company being threatened by your talents instead of celebrating them, trying to hide them every time, even with a choreography meant for you to carry the performance, they keep on sending every year a recording guide meant to erase you from the camera, giving you 26 SECONDS OF SOLO TIME, IN A 13 MINUTES PRESENTATION, the lowest of every member, but you proved that there is nothing stopping your relevance and power. Not even having your company against you, and not even a sprain leg mid performance. You showed that YOUR ABILITIES OVERCOMES EVERY ADVERSITY. You became the only solo 4th generation idol to trend in South Korea during MAMAS, you received and keep on receiving praises across all social media. You showed that you aren't to be compared to anyone, you are on a league of your own. You outdid yourself, like you do every year. Thank you for enduring all these years, let's hope we can leave the endurece behind soon and start with a new chapter of pure enjoyment. We will always be here for you, LEE KNOW 🤍, please take care of yourself and rest.

Lee Know showed on MAMA why he is considered a class of his own. Why he got the honor and responsibility of being the group's Dance Leader, why he goes viral on every presentation, and why so many people, even outside the fandom, have him as a reference of what being a perfect dancer is. Loved and considered one of the great dancers by people inside and outside the fandom. It is saddening to see your company being threatened by your talents instead of celebrating them, trying to hide them every time, even with a choreography meant for you to carry the performance, they keep on sending every year a recording guide meant to erase you from the camera, giving you 26 SECONDS OF SOLO TIME, IN A 13 MINUTES PRESENTATION, the lowest of every member, but you proved that there is nothing stopping your relevance and power. Not even having your company against you, and not even a sprain leg mid performance. You showed that YOUR ABILITIES OVERCOMES EVERY ADVERSITY. You became the only solo 4th generation idol to trend in South Korea during MAMAS, you received and keep on receiving praises across all social media. You showed that you aren't to be compared to anyone, you are on a league of your own. You outdid yourself, like you do every year. Thank you for enduring all these years, let's hope we can leave the endurece behind soon and start with a new chapter of pure enjoyment. We will always be here for you, LEE KNOW 🤍, please take care of yourself and rest.

LEE KNOW 리노 GLOBAL ★

51,600 次观看 • 9 个月前

"Once I do the work, will my old identity come back?" It's the question I get most. So let me show you. The wine is who you've been. Every belief you absorbed, every survival pattern, every piece of trauma you never asked for but learned to carry. It's been sitting in that glass for twenty, thirty, forty years. The water is the work. The new identity. The new behavior. The new thinking. The healing. Now watch the glass. It doesn't turn clear on the first pour. Or the tenth. The wine is still in there tinting everything, and this is exactly where most people quit. They look down and say "see, nothing changed, it's still red." But keep pouring. Here's what almost nobody understands: The install is immediate. The moment you decide who you are, that identity is in you. That part is fast. The emergence is not. Because you've been that other version for decades. It's in your habits. Your reactions. The way you talk to yourself at 2am. You don't undo that by deciding once. You undo it by pouring, every single day, until the water outnumbers the wine. And one day you look at the glass and it's clear. Not because the wine disappeared. Because you never stopped pouring. So no, your old identity doesn't come back. You just haven't finished pouring yet. Be patient with yourself. You're not behind. You're mid-pour. 🖤 Where are you in the pour right now? 👇 Comment Audit to analyze your current Identity

"Once I do the work, will my old identity come back?" It's the question I get most. So let me show you. The wine is who you've been. Every belief you absorbed, every survival pattern, every piece of trauma you never asked for but learned to carry. It's been sitting in that glass for twenty, thirty, forty years. The water is the work. The new identity. The new behavior. The new thinking. The healing. Now watch the glass. It doesn't turn clear on the first pour. Or the tenth. The wine is still in there tinting everything, and this is exactly where most people quit. They look down and say "see, nothing changed, it's still red." But keep pouring. Here's what almost nobody understands: The install is immediate. The moment you decide who you are, that identity is in you. That part is fast. The emergence is not. Because you've been that other version for decades. It's in your habits. Your reactions. The way you talk to yourself at 2am. You don't undo that by deciding once. You undo it by pouring, every single day, until the water outnumbers the wine. And one day you look at the glass and it's clear. Not because the wine disappeared. Because you never stopped pouring. So no, your old identity doesn't come back. You just haven't finished pouring yet. Be patient with yourself. You're not behind. You're mid-pour. 🖤 Where are you in the pour right now? 👇 Comment Audit to analyze your current Identity

mikechabot

77,540 次观看 • 19 天前