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"content": "<br />Self-control can help reduce impulsive behaviours:<br />Self-control can help you quit any bad life or Acts like (smoking,overeating etc):<br />Self-control can improve your mental focus(ask a doctor).<br />Self-control can enhance your decision making capacity.<br />Self-control can help you curtail your high temperaments/anger rate.<br />Why do we need self control<br />The Importance of: Self-control. ... Self-control includes being able to stay on task and interrupt any undesired impulsive reactions by refraining from acting on them. Self-control and achievement. Being high in controlling our desires and impulses is important in achieving the goals we set for ourselves.<br /><br />Why do we struggle with self control<br />It can be a sign of the frustration and anxiety that go hand in hand with struggling in school. It's also a sign of ADHD. And sometimes what looks like a lack of self-control is actually a lack of social skills. It's hard for kids to follow social rules if they don't know when they're breaking them.<br /><br />How do we develop self control<br />Here are five ways to help improve self-control and build good habits:<br />Remove temptation. We are not wired to consistently resist temptation, a study found that the way most people resist temptation is to remove the temptation. ...<br />Measure Your Progress. ...<br />Learn How To Manage Stress. ...<br />Prioritize Things. ...<br />Forgive Yourself.<br />I hope is helpful",
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"content": "Positive thinking is a mental and emotional attitude that focuses on the bright side of life and expects positive results. A person with positive thinking mentality anticipates happiness, health and success, and believes that he or she can overcome any obstacle and difficulty. This kind of thinking is what propelled the likes of;<br /><br /><br /><br />Ben Carson, who came out of a poor family, fell to the bottom of his class and became the object of ridicule by his classmates, had a troubled youth growth but still in 1987, Carson was the lead neurosurgeon of a 70-member surgical team that separated conjoined twin. <br /><br />Thomas Edison's teachers said he was \"too stupid to learn anything.\" He was fired from his first two jobs for being \"non-productive.\" But yet, after 1000 trials, he finally invented the light bulb we all use in our houses today. <br /><br />As it appears, the human mind is not capable of not thinking, at least on the subconscious level. Our mind is always occupied by thoughts, whether we want to or not, and they influence our every action. So what you think daily, is what you gradually become whether you like it or yes. <br /><br />Change your mindset today, and watch yourself transform into a better version of yourself",
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