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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: netflixfriend
netflixfriend August 28th, 2019

@GlenM

writing down your feelings helps

User Profile: exuberantMaple397
exuberantMaple397 August 28th, 2019

Self-care is essential to our well-being.

User Profile: Sabyflowers
Sabyflowers August 28th, 2019

To live

User Profile: pinkPine9506
pinkPine9506 August 28th, 2019

The way you breatthe is the way you think. The way you is the way you breathe.

User Profile: agreeablePlace3296
agreeablePlace3296 August 28th, 2019

You can always keep trying. There is never a reason to stop trying to improve.

User Profile: Aysedd
Aysedd August 28th, 2019

To be patient

User Profile: betterchoices
betterchoices August 28th, 2019

I've been really learning to manage my emotions better! I'm not trying to stop feelings or start feelings so intensely all the time!

User Profile: PeppermintStar0912
PeppermintStar0912 August 28th, 2019

@GlenM I am learning that it's okay to have negative emotions but it's not okay to let them run your life.

User Profile: LPyMP
LPyMP August 28th, 2019

I've learned how to love positively not only myself but my dh and our kids. I have learned that I am NOT superhuman and that I need to make time for myself to recover and recharge my batteries. I've learned that my anxiety does not identify me does not control me. I control it. And I've learned to let go of that which A) I can neither control and B) I cannot change. I've learned to be grateful for ALL the small things in life and I've learned that no matter how many times you fall that is not failing. Failure is the refusal to get right back up again and continue fighting.

User Profile: nyagaroxas
nyagaroxas August 28th, 2019

Step 550 of my Growth Path! I'm still adapting to a new work environment, and I think I'm doing pretty fine.