Use the “Even If” Trick
Replace “What if I fail?” with “Even if I fail, I’ll learn.”
Reframes fear into fuel.
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Self-doubt and mental fog don’t always need deep therapy or long retreats. Sometimes, tiny shifts in your daily routine can reset your confidence and clarity. Sharing 5 underrated habits that gently build emotional strength and self-trust, one day at a time.
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