You’re bringing up such a crucial point, and a more empowering way of looking at what keeps us in momentum.
Consistency is easy when you make those “hard” choices on good days, a lot harder when our all-or-nothing thinking makes us quit when we’re under pressure, and this is still a common issue among many men.
Knowing that there are days where your 100% is still 100% just because on other days the same effort would be your 20% is the ultimate form of self-compassion.
Thank you, Csabi. This is such a thoughtful reflection. Your point that our 100% can look very different from one day to the next gets right to the heart of it. Self-compassion is not abandoning the standard. It is what allows us to remain loyal to it without abandoning ourselves. I truly appreciate you adding this.
You’re bringing up such a crucial point, and a more empowering way of looking at what keeps us in momentum.
Consistency is easy when you make those “hard” choices on good days, a lot harder when our all-or-nothing thinking makes us quit when we’re under pressure, and this is still a common issue among many men.
Knowing that there are days where your 100% is still 100% just because on other days the same effort would be your 20% is the ultimate form of self-compassion.
Thank you, Csabi. This is such a thoughtful reflection. Your point that our 100% can look very different from one day to the next gets right to the heart of it. Self-compassion is not abandoning the standard. It is what allows us to remain loyal to it without abandoning ourselves. I truly appreciate you adding this.