what myth or myths tackled in this book have been limiting your progree and success at life?
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Re: what myth or myths tackled in this book have been limiting your progree and success at life?
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All the myths tackled in this book have limit my progress in life, before at some point. I had also strongly believed that "Those who get the most toys and attention experience life at its richest." But as I ponder about what my life really means. I realized all of those limits are just imaginary. Opportunities that God could grant you under His vast sky is astronomical. The endless field of grass greater than you could ever imagine, if only you learn to put your trust in Gods' plan. Truthfully, I was like the protagonist in the story. I had grown up believing that woman like me, will always and forever be destined to stay at home as a housewife(no offense). At some point, I thought that the sky is unreachable and that the ceiling of our small wooden house is the limit. Yet as soon as I realized that, indeed I am small and insignificant in comparison to this World, I had learned that all along the answer to my silent prayers is right inside my person. I had then noticed the tools that God entrusted in me; my body, my health and mental capability. And now I have proven to myself, that If you learn to utilize your own potential and do your best, then afterwards put your Trust in God's plan. Impossible heights can be reached. (Not to brag though it isn't really something grandAliceofX wrote: ↑07 Jan 2018, 04:12 "Those who get the most toys and attention experience life at its richest."
I've often, even if just subconsciously, believed that grass is always greener on the other side, and some people are just given "it" that makes them lead a happy and interesting life. So why even try if you're not one of the "chosen ones." It's a downward spiral that's hard to get out of.

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This myth makes my struggle when I am are trying to fit but I can't. It cause different struggles and heartaches. Now, when I learned to do the things where am I fitted, I am happy for it.Hildah Mose wrote: ↑07 Jan 2018, 03:18 For me, this myth "Learn to fit in; play it safe— it’s right and proper."is the one that has limited my abilities. Trying to live up to the expectations of my family and our community.

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This is so true. I constantly have to evaluate whether the limitations I'm facing are real or if they're self-imposed. If I think I can't do something, I don't try. Instead, I should believe that if I try hard enough, I can do anything! It's hard to re-train your brain to expand your personal limits and abilities.
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That’s a shame. I feel like, to a certain degree, I agree somewhat. It’s not that the position doesn’t matter, in my opinion though. I definitely feel like everyone should have some sort of evidence, but more in the sense that holding any position without evidence doesn’t really account for proven truths and I have a hard time with someone stating something without being able to present it as fact or have good reasons to support it.
But that doesn’t mean anyone it powerless to insist. It just means that it’s important to insist with support.
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This myth is common when trying to please everyone yet we cannot please everyone. Everybody has its own positive and negative comments on the things that you think the best. So sad, but life is just like that.

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With the above quote in mind, the myth that affected me was "only the few are selected to win". I would like to say like Robert, that wise old lady has affected my life millions of miles away from the US without even knowing. Thanks Robert, for documenting this experience.AliceofX wrote: ↑07 Jan 2018, 04:12 "Those who get the most toys and attention experience life at its richest."
I've often, even if just subconsciously, believed that grass is always greener on the other side, and some people are just given "it" that makes them lead a happy and interesting life. So why even try if you're not one of the "chosen ones." It's a downward spiral that's hard to get out of.
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I definitely agree with you on this one! I have found myself in similar situations, most times because I have not learned how to say no.


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Both of you are right. I experienced this kind of feeling as well. It is hard to say no especially when they are the people closest to your heart. Even if we don't like but for the sake of them, we are trapped.KFree_Reads wrote: ↑29 Jan 2018, 23:02I definitely agree with you on this one! I have found myself in similar situations, most times because I have not learned how to say no.![]()
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