If you could change one thing about your personality or yourself, what would it be?
By eli
@pitsipeahie (4425)
May 2, 2024 9:46am CST
Overthinking.
I am quite anxious and I do have this inner saboteur in me. However, I'm on a journey towards self-improvement. I've learned to temper my tendency to dwell excessively on things, and instead, I'm channeling my self-awareness towards positive change. It's a work in progress, but I'm finding joy in the process of becoming a better version of myself. 
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@grenery8 (3076)
• Croatia (Hrvatska)
4 May
@pitsipeahie thank you. and not to be bothered by people's rude behaviour. this troubles me a lot.
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@pitsipeahie (4425)
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4 May
@grenery8 Embracing positivity and brushing off negativity takes practice. But you're on the right track. Just keep focusing on what uplifts you! It helps a lot.
Just keep focusing on what uplifts you! It helps a lot.1 person likes this
@flapiz (22425)
• United Kingdom
2 May
I am quite an over thinker too and sometimes I drown into thoughts of what could go wrong and how there are so many things to do that I end up incapacitated. I wish to change this too. But it is a challenge as I got this from my mom who was an overthinker too.
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@flapiz (22425)
• United Kingdom
7 May
@pitsipeahie I can see the optimism in you already! I will try my best too.
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@pitsipeahie (4425)
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3 May
I started small, like catching myself when I'm spiraling and gently redirecting my thoughts. One step at a time, we'll kick those 'what ifs' to the curb!
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@snowy22315 (171216)
• United States
2 May
I would like to improve mz laziness. It is my Achilles heel.
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@pitsipeahie (4425)
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3 May
Ah, laziness, at some point its everyone's struggle! Taking that first step is always the toughest, but once you get going, momentum kicks in.
@kaylachan (58927)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
2 May
I don't think I would. Honestly, I had to learn to love myself. And, I do.
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@pitsipeahie (4425)
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2 May
You deserve to see yourself in the positive light others see you in. Keep believing in yourself and the rest will follow.
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@LadyDuck (460403)
• Switzerland
3 May
@pitsipeahie You are so right, I think that what we feel when we are very young follows us during all our life.
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@ogbenishyna (3125)
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3 May
I will probably fix my response to tasks. I will do everything to prevent procrastination.
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@pitsipeahie (4425)
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3 May
Taking on procrastination, getting things done and being productive sounds like a solid plan.
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@sabtraversa (13096)
• Italy
2 May
I was diagnosed with GAD but I don't feel like I overthink. 
But I do struggle with perfectionism and fear of negative emotions or responses. I've learned to make sense out of most of this, to the point I wouldn't change anything about me. I mean, I wouldn't change the core aspects of my personality, then there's always room for improvement.
For instance, I gotta find my inner motivation. 
But I do struggle with perfectionism and fear of negative emotions or responses. I've learned to make sense out of most of this, to the point I wouldn't change anything about me. I mean, I wouldn't change the core aspects of my personality, then there's always room for improvement.
For instance, I gotta find my inner motivation. 1 person likes this
@pitsipeahie (4425)
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2 May
Embracing your core self while still seeking growth is where it's at. I think you've found that balance.
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