John Cena - Be a Work in Progress: And Other Things Id Like to Tell My Younger Self
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Be grateful for each sunrise. Earn each sunset.
Do things for the reward of doing them. Any reward beyond that is a bonus.
Give of yourself to those you love. Expect nothing in return.
Be who you are regardless of who you are with.
How many times have you regretted what you said? How many times have you regretted what you heard?
If someone takes a chance on you, prove them right. Give your all and seize the opportunity at hand. Know that you are working for something larger than yourself.
Crisis can breed opportunity, but remember to do the research to make sure the opportunity lines up with your values. Be bold and accountable, because our choices define who we are.
You will be faced with many challenges today. Whenever possible, handle these challenges with logic, kindness, patience, and empathy. Some will dislike you. Others will disagree with you. Over time, if you are consistent in sticking to your values and beliefs, many will respect you.
Never outgrow being thankful.
Be who you say you are. This sounds easy, but how many people do you know who project one life, then live another?
Attraction is what brings us together. Connection keeps us together. Find someone you are strongly attracted to, then be brave enough to allow connection and communication. The result will be an unbreakable bond.
Be brave enough to embrace humility. The reward will be confidence.
Dont let a failed plan ruin the rest of your day. Take it in. Take a moment. Regroup. Refocus, and move forward the best you can.
Love that lasts takes work. Tremendous work. Anyone who thinks differently has little perspective on the timeline and totality of existence. Dont fear love, but do not ignorantly proceed in thinking it comes without effort.
When was the last time you had a real conversation with someone who held an opposing view? Blocking, interrupting, banning, not listening to anyone who may oppose your viewpoint doesnt win a discussion; it prevents one.
If you are rooting against someone, ask why. Sometimes it is because there are genuinely bad people out there; many times, it is us judging because we are insecure with ourselves.
Take ownership of your mistakes. Shifting blame will never spark growth.
Trying to please everyone is a surefire way to reach no one.
How we view ourselves is often not how we are perceived by others. Surround yourself with those who give honesteven uncomfortableopinions about who you are to them.
We are so quick to find flaws with those who try. Succeed or fail, those who try will be far wiser, braver, stronger, and more ready to try again than passive skeptics.
Dont take someone elses word on what you can accomplish.
When called upon, do your best. Thats all anyone can ask.
Let them see you sweat, hurt, fall, fail, cry, bleed, crack, falter, suffer, struggle, persist, rise, fight, grow, improve, gain, and triumph, and, above all, let them see your joy. But never let them see you give up.
Beware of those who think you owe them happiness at the expense of your own well-being.
Stop making others feel small just to make yourself feel bigger.
Life is about the ride, not the vehicle you show up in.
In any relationship, do not try to change someone to make them the best them for you. Be the best you and find those who love you because of it.
Trying to help someone and trying to change someone are two different things. One can be highly rewarding to all involved; the other can be self-centered, controlling, and destructive.
Run with those faster than you.
Make sure you are more of a person than a persona.
When given opportunity without direction, take initiative. Be bold. Win or lose, do all you can with the opportunity.
Reflect on what has been, look forward to what can be, live in each moment and use what youve learned right now to get you where you want to go.
If you feel as if you have things mastered, look to the level above you, and then widen your frame to see an even bigger picture.
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