Giving Yourself Credit
Progress is inevitable. We all make it.
No matter how bad it may seem for your personal view of your life or life in general, it all changes, because everything is in constant transformation.
Learn to recognize the steps you took that led you here, and you'll likely find progress in one way or another, even if the same mistakes are repeated, something is definitely different; in fact the sole act of recognizing failure and mistakes, is a progress away from not doing so.
So ask yourself... What can I do today that I couldn't do a year ago?
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Progress and Growth are like mirrors; Both conceptualize the reality of a journey through which we all evolve.
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