Apr '24 (edited) • Psychology & Mindset 🧠
A Bad Day Doesn't Mean You're Doing Badly
When things are going wrong, people tend to take it to heart and think EVERYTHING is now on the decline... let's think about that.
The Stockmarket, looking at a daily timeline, will show great fluctuation. Expand to the whole year, assuming your stock is good, you'll see a much smoother upwards trend; just like life!
Don't be disheartened by off-days or stumbles as they are so insignificant in the who timeline of your life. Each bad day has a reason for being bad; perhaps it was external factors or an individual, maybe it was mistakes you made, or you didn't hit your targets. Every reason is a lesson in itself which you should reflect on.
Whilst reflecting, get comfortable taking full accountability. Someone else did something? It's your fault for reacting the way you did - it's a hard, but beneficial practise to engrain in you.
Bad days are common, they happen, but you can prevent them by learning from mistakes and constantly trying to improve.
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A Bad Day Doesn't Mean You're Doing Badly
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