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8 thoughts on “ Control Yourself Or Others Will Control You ”

1. Our ability to govern ourselves is indirectly proportional to our attempt to control others. The more we try to control others, the less we can manage ourselves. The less we attempt to manage others, the more we control ourselves. If you want to better control yourself, define what you can and cannot control.

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2. Jul 08,  · The need to control others may not make a lot of sense to you. If you're a live-and-let-live person, you'd never want to control someone else. Even if you're a perfectionist, you stay o.

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3. “When you have developed self-mastery, you have the ability to control yourself in all situations, and you move forward consciously and steadily towards your goals. You know your purpose, and you have the self-discipline needed to do things in a deliberate, focused, and honorable way.” So, both of these qualities – self-control and self.

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4. Mar 29,  · Focus on controlling yourself. Though you cannot control others, know that you can always control yourself. Beyond your emotions, you can also control your actions. For instance, if you want someone to make you dinner and try to force them to do so, remember that instead you can buy or make your own hodgsadcupunkperwild.dusttarsgolddumalacromanfotalato.co: 18K.

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5. May 23,  · People Who Can't Control Themselves Try to Control Others Let other people have their own life. This makes you fear your partner becoming more emotionally autonomous as much as you .

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6. Dec 22,  · Control of others comes from weakness and force. Control of self comes from true inner power. This presentation will help you teach yourself self-control and letting go .

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7. Self-discipline begins with the mastery of your thoughts. If you don’t control what you think, you can’t control what you do. Simply, self-discipline enables you to think first and act afterward. -Napoleon Hill () The best time for you to hold your tongue is the time you feel you must say something or bust. -Josh Billings (

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8. This suggests that, when you seek control over others, you set yourself up for anger, frustration, and disappointment when they don’t behave the way you want them to. In addition to crowding out others’ love and feeling frustrated, there’s yet another reason why the drive to control can lower happiness.

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