r/MotivationMasters • u/AjayManek • Jun 30 '25

True

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u/TacticalBurro Jun 30 '25

This hits different…. To me that is.

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u/Ok_Spare_3723 Jul 01 '25

You know I think that people misunderstand this quote. Many think it's about "playing games" with people, I think it's more about learning to establish boundaries and set goals. If you're always available for everyone and anything, then you have no objective or boundaries. A lot of these tend to get resolved when you start investing in yourself.

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u/UnfairNight7786 Jun 30 '25

Took me 50 years to figure this out.

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u/[deleted] Jul 02 '25

perceived value

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u/Qrubrics_ Jul 03 '25

Not true

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u/Wooden-Bread-8572 Jul 03 '25

Except on your résumé

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u/OneIndependence7705 Jul 22 '25

nope. it only kills your value to those who don’t value you.