Take into Account, and do not Discount Your Achievements

 

Account for What You Know, while celebrating progress and embracing growth"

As I reflect on my journey, I've come to realize that it's not about who's ahead of me, but about how far I've come. It's easy to get caught up in comparing ourselves to others, but this mindset only leads to discouragement and neglects our own accomplishments.

Instead, I've learned to focus on my progress, no matter how small it may seem. I'm proud of the achievements I've made, the skills I've developed, and the knowledge I've acquired. It's essential to acknowledge and celebrate our successes, rather than discounting them.

However, I've also come to understand that there's grace in not knowing everything. It's okay to acknowledge the areas where I need growth and learning. I'm proud to be on a path of continuous learning, embracing new experiences, and expanding my knowledge. And it is also true that only if I do not know there will be a continuous thirst for knowledge and I will feel like reading new text, learning new skills, and doing my daily activities. What if I know it all, how will my brain react to this, will it work for me any more? 

Often, we overlook our strengths and accomplishments, focusing on what we still need to learn. But it's crucial to account for what we know and celebrate our expertise. By doing so, we build confidence, reinforce our strengths, and create a foundation for further growth.

Let's shift our focus from comparing ourselves to others to acknowledging our progress and celebrating our achievements. Let's embrace our journey, with all its ups and downs, and recognize that every step forward is a success.

In conclusion, I urge you to take stock of your knowledge, skills, and accomplishments. Account for what you know, and don't discount it. Celebrate your progress, embrace your growth, and remember that it's not about who's ahead of you, but about how far you've come. Let's all learn to show ourselves some grace.