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Feel terrible but keep acting: why emotions shouldn't stop your progress
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- It's about continuing on the path one step in front of the other despite and I think that the more you learn to act that your actions do not need to be
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0:00People think that I'm this unemotional or or zero affect person. That's not true at all. Of [music] course I feel things. The difference is so what? Like I can feel terrible and [music] still do the acts that increase the likelihood of success. And so it's not trying to negate [music] the fact that you have emotions or that you have bad feelings. It's about continuing on the path one step in front of the other despite and I think that the more you learn to act that your actions do not need to be
0:28>> [music] >> equated to how you feel, the more these feelings can just be in the backdrop and ultimately they make you resilient.