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User Profile: GlenM
GlenM March 23rd, 2015

Congratulations! You made it to the next level on your growth path. Share with us the #1 thing you learned on this leg of your journey!

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User Profile: avasilly12
avasilly12 June 23rd, 2016

I learned ways to manage my stress and I learned that there is always going to be someone there for me when I go through tough times! I can't wait for the journey to come!

User Profile: saywecanfly777
saywecanfly777 June 23rd, 2016

@GlenM I have learned how to begin to accept who I am, despite my many flaws.

User Profile: saywecanfly777
saywecanfly777 June 23rd, 2016

@GlenM So far, I have learned how to verbalize my feelings in a way that does not come off as aggressive, but other people still understand what I'm trying to say.

June 23rd, 2016

Well, my big thing right now is dealing with Morning Anxiety. So I would have to say Try Harder in the Morning to convince yourself to go out the door to Work. Stop talking down to yourself and put all the past mistakes in the past, because we cannot change what has already happened

User Profile: saywecanfly777
saywecanfly777 June 23rd, 2016

@GlenM I have learned how to rationalize my thoughts whenever I get emotional or overwhelmed.

User Profile: AddiG
AddiG June 23rd, 2016

That I can do this and I'm not alone

User Profile: saywecanfly777
saywecanfly777 June 23rd, 2016

@GlenM So far, I have learned how to distinguish between rational and irrational emotions and how to use positive self-talk.

User Profile: 123uandme
123uandme June 23rd, 2016

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User Profile: saywecanfly777
saywecanfly777 June 23rd, 2016

@GlenM So far, I have learned how to take care of myself too even when helping someone else.

User Profile: saywecanfly777
saywecanfly777 June 23rd, 2016

@GlenM So far, I have learned to be okay with my feelings, even if they seem irrational, because it's impossible to choose how you feel, and putting myself down over something that's out of my control isn't healthy thinking.