AnthonyMango/NoFate007
A Post Is Worth A Thousand Words
Some people have poor self-esteem and belittle themselves all the time, convinced they can do nothing right. Others tell themselves that they can do anything if they put their mind to it.
Some people trust in their instincts and others second-guess themselves.
Some people criticize themselves more than others criticize them, while others have a little voice in their head that tries to refute any criticism and justify all the actions as being right when everyone else is wrong.
Etc, etc, etc.
All in all, are you your own worst enemy, or are you your own best ally? Is your subconscious your #1 fan or your primary antagonist? Do you have a little personal cheerleader in your head, or is it a bully?
Personally, it appears as though my subconscious is more of an unbiased color-commentator. I naturally believe I can do anything within reason and that I can't do anything outside of reason. There are things I'd immediately fail at and there are things I should have no trouble with. If I succeed in something that I thought I'd fail at, the cheerleader comes out. If I fail at something that I should've succeeded at, there's no reason why I shouldn't consider myself a failure lol.
So what do you fall into? Is the coin landing heads, tails, or straight in the middle? Or, by some chance, are you totally schizo and you've got too much change to count? Haha.
Some people trust in their instincts and others second-guess themselves.
Some people criticize themselves more than others criticize them, while others have a little voice in their head that tries to refute any criticism and justify all the actions as being right when everyone else is wrong.
Etc, etc, etc.
All in all, are you your own worst enemy, or are you your own best ally? Is your subconscious your #1 fan or your primary antagonist? Do you have a little personal cheerleader in your head, or is it a bully?
Personally, it appears as though my subconscious is more of an unbiased color-commentator. I naturally believe I can do anything within reason and that I can't do anything outside of reason. There are things I'd immediately fail at and there are things I should have no trouble with. If I succeed in something that I thought I'd fail at, the cheerleader comes out. If I fail at something that I should've succeeded at, there's no reason why I shouldn't consider myself a failure lol.
So what do you fall into? Is the coin landing heads, tails, or straight in the middle? Or, by some chance, are you totally schizo and you've got too much change to count? Haha.