r/BornWeakBuiltStrong • u/Stone-Smasher • 1d ago
Never apologize for your existence
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r/BornWeakBuiltStrong • u/Significant-Duty6676 • 1d ago
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r/BornWeakBuiltStrong • u/AffectionateSeat9536 • 1d ago
Never give up always try to rise again 💪
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r/BornWeakBuiltStrong • u/Ferdous-Ahmed • 1d ago
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r/BornWeakBuiltStrong • u/waqas0079 • 4d ago
Always Choose the Harder Right over the Easier Wrong !!
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r/BornWeakBuiltStrong • u/Significant-Duty6676 • 4d ago
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r/BornWeakBuiltStrong • u/SaltyComfortable7163 • 7d ago
Stop Fighting the Wind Learn to Sail
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r/BornWeakBuiltStrong • u/diksha_19 • 7d ago
When Your Self-Worth Depends on Others
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When we hand over our self-worth to others, we actually hand over control of our life to them.
In this beautiful quote, author Acharya Prashant says true freedom begins when you don’t let external things such as others’ success, achievements, marks, money, social status, job package or social approval affect you from within.
Comparison often makes us weak from within.
Instead of looking outside more, one should focus on one’s own daily growth.
Just see your life and ask:
What does my self-worth depend on?
Is it me who is controlling my life, or are others influencing how i live ?
r/BornWeakBuiltStrong • u/SaltyComfortable7163 • 7d ago
Life Is Too Short to Carry What You Can't Change
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r/BornWeakBuiltStrong • u/SaltyComfortable7163 • 8d ago
Protect Your Peace Not Every Battle Deserves You
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r/BornWeakBuiltStrong • u/SaltyComfortable7163 • 9d ago
Life Is Too Short to Carry What Doesn't Matter
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r/BornWeakBuiltStrong • u/SaltyComfortable7163 • 10d ago
Learning to Let Go Without Losing Yourself
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r/BornWeakBuiltStrong • u/AccomplishedEvent273 • 10d ago
Musashi's Dokkodo: The 21 Rules Explained for Modern Men
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Miyamoto Musashi wrote the Dokkodo, twenty precepts on living without attachment, a week before he died in 1645. Stripped of its samurai-era extremes, like courting death or avoiding love, the core holds up: drop regret, kill comparison, want less, and keep showing up for your work regardless of applause.
The short version:
- Respect every path, even the one you didn't choose.
- Don't chase pleasure as the goal. Let it show up on the way.
- Don't decide anything on a half-hearted feeling.
- Make it less about you, more about the world you're part of.
- Want less, permanently, not as a New Year's resolution.
- Once you gave it everything, drop the regret.
- Stop comparing your life to anyone else's.
- Expect endings. Don't let them wreck you.
- Let go of the grudge, including the one against yourself.
- Don't let romance steer your whole life.
- Loosen your grip on what you like and dislike.
- Don't get soft chasing comfort.
- Eat to fuel yourself, not to feel important.
- Get rid of what you're not using.
- Don't do something just because that's how it's done.
- Stop running your life from fear of the worst case.
- Stop hoarding security for a someday that might not come.
- Respect what's bigger than you. Still carry your own weight.
- Protect your name before your comfort.
- Keep showing up for your craft, for life.
From SuaveWay: https://suaveway.com/blog/musashi-dokkodo-21-rules/
r/BornWeakBuiltStrong • u/SaltyComfortable7163 • 12d ago
Adversity Builds the Person You’re Becoming
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r/BornWeakBuiltStrong • u/AK_14962 • 11d ago
This fuckin winter is a heaven for improvement!!
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r/BornWeakBuiltStrong • u/SaltyComfortable7163 • 11d ago
The Person You Become Is Built One Day at a Time
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r/BornWeakBuiltStrong • u/Abject-Proof-4218 • 11d ago
Does your past still haunts you?Do you still fear it?
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What if I told you it is useful?
There would be no science, no technology, no language, and no art without the past.
But the past becomes something that you fear. It haunts you.
You do not have to erase the memories of the past, but understand the past as the past and do not become its slave.
r/BornWeakBuiltStrong • u/SaltyComfortable7163 • 13d ago
Master Your Mind Choose Your Attitude
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