Good Awkward: How to Embrace the Embarr...
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“Don't let familiar pain beat unfamiliar gain.”
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“The avoidance of awkwardness increases awkwardness.”
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“Awkwardness is an invitation to vulnerability.”
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Source: Good Awkward: How to Embrace the Embarrassing and Celebrate the Cringe to Become The Bravest You
“To feel awkward is to be human, and to avoid it entirely is a lie.”
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“Fitting in and catering to others is not only overrated, but it also diminishes your performance.”
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“Performing to meet others' expectations smothers your potential and is more hype than substance.”
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“Unexpected mistakes can produce unexpected treasures.”
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“Awkwardness can make the heart race, but don't let it set the pace.”
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“Bravery requires being off balance.”
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“The goal is to prepare ourselves for the road, not to expect the road to clear itself for us.”
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