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Keep pushing yourself to do better from "summary" of Eat That Frog by Brian Tracy
One of the most important principles of success is the idea that you must constantly push yourself to do better. This means setting high standards for yourself and then doing whatever it takes to meet or exceed those standards. It means always striving for improvement, even when you think you have reached your limits. Pushing yourself to do better is not always easy. It requires discipline, determination, and a willingness to step out of your comfort zone. It means pushing past your fears and self-imposed limitations, and taking on challenges that may seem daunting at first. But the rewards of pushing yourself to do better are well worth the effort. When you push yourself to do better, you are constantly growing and improving. You are learning new skills, expanding your knowledge, and becoming a better version of yourself. You are also setting a positive example for others, showing them what is possible when you refuse to settle for mediocrity. Pushing yourself to do better also helps you develop a growth mindset. Instead of seeing challenges as obstacles, you see them as opportunities for growth and learning. You understand that failure is not the end, but rather a stepping stone on the path to success. This mindset allows you to bounce back from setbacks and keep moving forward, no matter what obstacles may come your way. In order to push yourself to do better, you must set specific, measurable goals for yourself. These goals should be challenging but achievable, and they should push you outside of your comfort zone. By setting goals and holding yourself accountable, you can stay motivated and focused on your path to success.- Pushing yourself to do better is about believing in yourself and your ability to achieve great things. It is about refusing to settle for anything less than your best, and always striving for excellence in everything you do. So, don't be afraid to push yourself to do better - the only limits you have are the ones you place on yourself.
