- Facing difficult feelings serves you well, while avoiding difficult feelings does not. By avoiding difficult feelings, it becomes harder to face them later on. Many people develop bad habits to avoid facing difficult feelings
- Looking for the best in people serves you well. Expecting their worst doesn't.
- Looking for the positive side of every challenge can become a habit. So can finding a reason to complain.
- Putting a piece of every paycheck into a savings account can become a habit. So can spending more than you earn.
- Finding out what you believe serves you. Believing and accepting everything you read on the Internet or hear on television doesn't serve you.
Are you going to be a slave to bad habits? Or are you going to make your positive habits serve you?
-Page 85 of "Success for TEENS " by the editors of the SUCCESS Foundation.
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