Three Simple Rules of Life
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I can apply this by trying new things even if I think I might be bad, because you never know.
i can apply this to my life by always trying to do my best
Not caring what others think and doing what I want to do
I think that I could mainly just at least try and not be on technology as much. I also think that it could mean to not let being scared get in your way of success.
I could focus more on my future by trying new things and working hard.
If you don’t do anything you don’t get anywhere. It is better to try and fail then to not try at all.
I can apply this to my life by always trying my best.
I can apply this to my life by always trying my best!
I’m more likely to get what I want if I go after it. People will be more likely to say yes, if I actually ask. If I don’t want to stay stuck, I have to keep moving forward.
Outside of sports even, I can try to seize every opportunity that I am given. In order to get better I must step out of my comfort zone, and never be afraid to take initiative or ask for help.
These 3 rules can be apart of my life by: 1) Doing something inam passionate about and trying new things, 2) always asking questions if I have any or if I can go somewhere, and lastly 3) always take the challenges on and overcome the setbacks, but first I need to go for the goals I am going to achieve first.
I can apply this by trying new things.
I can apply these three rules to my life to help me not be afraid to take the next step in what I want to do.
I can apply this to my life by giving my all when I try new things.
I can apply this to my life by trying many new things.
I can apply this to my life by setting larger goals and keeping routines.