A simple way to see improvement is to just compare anything from the past. Comparing doesn’t mean materialistic things; it could be thoughts, perspectives, and much more. Such as, the one who was lazy before is a disciplined one now. Just recalling old thoughts makes us realise our scope for improvement. It’s not only about improvement but also about recalling the memories that made us learn many things.
Yesterday, I was reading my former blogs just to know my mistakes and to rectify them in the next blog. Suddenly, a thought clicked about blog writing. I recalled that the one who was afraid of writing is now trying to rectify his errors in writing. Hesitation in writing has changed into sharing learnings consistently. The fear of judgement perspective broke down into expressing freely whatever I want.
Whatever progress is visible to me is because I am comparing myself with my previous self. The progress seems small but is a milestone for me for sure. I know what it actually means for someone who was once wasting his time doing nothing. Recalling old thoughts makes me more self-aware and motivated to write again. Sometimes, it gives me thoughts to write in the next blog.
Visualising my old self and comparing it with the current one makes me proud of myself. At least I am trying to do something that doesn’t count as wasting time. I understood that if I could improve this much, then I could do more than this. It’s helping boost my confidence to show up daily without thinking about anything else.
As I told you earlier about the frustration issue, it had troubled me formerly. But I learned that anger destroys knowledge, which is why I now respond with patience. Now also, when I am writing this blog, I am just writing what happened in the past. But learning comes from experience.
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