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6 comments:
I have decided to count up to 3 before taking any decission
Making decisions may be hard! Sometimes I need to count up to ten!
I’ve decided to have a nicer self-talk by adopting a more positive and kind approach in my internal dialogue.
Brilliant idea! We just can't be our own enemies.
I had decided to have a kind and positive internal dialogue. However,
after the MOC exam I've relapsed into my negative self-talk habits :((
Wrong idea! Mock exams are mock exams. You should not despair because one (out of the 5) parts of the test was difficult!
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