You read through a long to-do-list presented by your peer a few minutes after writing yours. You turn around and start looking at yours as scanty and worthless.
Why not focus on what you can accomplish without stress? Why not determine to get your results and not someone else's?
Most of the items written on a to-do-list are hardly accomplished. Some people write it just to show how big their goal is but less than 30% of what was written is actually done.
Coming up with a to-do-list after a careful reflection, is the best thing to do. This will lead to focus and true results leading fulfilment and happiness.
Today, before writing a to-do-list, reflect just what you can do, not minding what others have on their list. Do this your way and let the results be yours, not someone else's.
Happiness grows from simple habits, honest reflection, not pressure or comparison that leads to anxiety.
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