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Self-improvement is obviously a good thing... or is it? I mean, if it's such a good thing, then why isn't everyone doing it? Why do many people live their comfortable lives, never concerned about getting better at anything?The truth is that self-improvement, by definition, is done by oneself. And so, in order to truly self-improve, you have to be willing to judge yourself. You have to be willing to note your own flaws and work on them. This can be emotionally draining, which is why many don't want to do it. However, the benefits of self-improvement are astronomical. So, are you willing to judge yourself? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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