Aim for 100% instead of 100 points

Hello, I'm Maru.

Through my experience of changing from being super negative, I share secrets for living comfortably and ways to gain your true self.

The latest article by '100-Per-Man', also known as Yosshaman.

If you want to do something about feeling like things are a hassle,
if you feel sluggish every day,
or if you can't find the motivation,
please give this a read.

What Yosshaman grasped from his own experience,
【giving 100 percent of your effort】

This is something you'll want to imitate!

Don't just finish after reading it,
please try it out.

Because you'll see the difference when you do.

Ryoyan-sanalso
says, 'It's good to give it your all every day,'
and he practices that himself.

Like Raoh,
'I have no regrets in my life'
is especially recommended for those who want to say that at the end of their lives.

When you are a child,
if you are always scolded by your parents for failing,
you start to become obsessed with results.

Even if you aren't conscious of it yourself,
you start aiming for 100 points.

But isn't it impossible to always get a 100-point result?

Because there are times when you fail,
things don't go exactly as you idealize them, do they?

Even so, if you are aiming for 100 points,
you won't be able to forgive even trivial mistakes,
and you will end up unable to have confidence.

Therefore,let's aim for 100% rather than 100 points.

I think this is what we can do.

Looking back at the past,
rather than getting 100 points, don't the times when you gave it your all
remain in your memory more?

Instead of ending halfway,
the experience of doing what you could at that time and giving it your all
leads to confidence, doesn't it?

Besides,
there is a difference when you fail between when you've given it your all and when you haven't.

Failure when you haven't given it your all
leaves behind emptiness and regret later,
but if you have truly given it your best effort,
you can always connect it to what comes next.

You can think, "I want to give myself 100 points for giving it my all!"
and truly feel it.

By giving it your all,
it seems you can also learn to like yourself.

At the end of the day,

I want to finish by thinking,

"I gave it my all today."

I'm sure I'll be happy with myself too♪

< Maru's (Self-Appointed) Oshi-katsu ( •̀ ω •́ )y >

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