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Hung Pham, Bestselling Author of “Break Through:
12 Powerful Steps to Destroy Your Mental Barriers
and Achieve Success”
For the better part of my 20s I suffered from depression, addiction, and was
drowning in debt. There were many days where not only did I feel like giving
up, but I wouldn’t mind if a car crashed into me and took my life. I just felt like I
was such a waste of a life. Looking back now, it’s very sad that I would think
that way but during that time I couldn’t help it.
I’m happy to say that I’m in a much better place now, out of debt, recovered
from addiction, and more importantly, I’m thriving as an entrepreneur. The best
pieces of advice that I can give to anyone who feels like giving up are the
following: 1. If you are suffering from depression or addiction, seek help right
away. For most of my 20s I was embarrassed to seek help and thought I could
beat it on my own, but in reality, you need to seek help as a start.
2. If you want to give up because your goals seem insurmountable, look for
the small wins. When I was trying to get out of $60,000 worth of debt, I started
small. I tried to work backwards to figure out a system that would allow me to
pay off my debt within a reasonable time. It’s important to look for the small
wins because those add up to the bigger wins.
3. If you find yourself stretched too thin because you have so much going on
in your life, re-prioritize what is most important. Cut out all the B.S. For me, it
was about getting better and mentally healthier. Once I did that, all of the other
aspects of my life, such as my career and business, began to thrive.
4. And lastly, if you just don’t have the confidence anymore, remember this:
nothing hard ever came easy to anyone. Life is supposed to be hard and for those
of us who really want to make an impact, there’s always a struggle. But the
value is in the journey and not the destination. I never sought to be an
entrepreneur, but in the process of getting better I realized how much I can help
others through my experience. That’s the one thought that stays with me every
day.
All the things you want in life are outside of your comfort zone.
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