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Daily Kind Quote – 5418

January 22, 2026•Awareness, Daily Kind Quotes, Self-development

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The purpose of my blog is to inspire and shine a light on the beauty and power of the wonderful being inside your body. You came into this world to share what only you can give. Remember who you really are, conquer the world the way you always wanted to, and become the blessing to all of us that you were meant to be.

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I understand you well. Those self-doubts that come in the way and create images that don’t exist. It is so interesting that we are so easy in creating destructive rather than constructive images. There is no actual reason why we should prefer the destructive ones.

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Erika, this is very telling. Quite often, getting into the head of your opponent can make a huge difference. Bobby Fischer was an unconventional chess player who so unnerved his skilled opponent Boris Spassky that he won his match. Keith

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Influencing others with worries or insecurity… oh, yes, that can change “the game”. It is a kind of manipulation. However, we are good in manipulating ourselves by thinking bad about what we do. But what’s the use when we have to do it anyway, right?

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Erika, true it does reek of manipulation, but to the larger point, here is a great anecdote. There was a very good baseball pitcher named John Smoltz who was known for pitching well in pressure packed playoff games. His response as to why was interesting. He said the key is try to relax and perform at the same level as you normally do. Under pressure, many players perform beneath their normal level, so it only appears Smoltz was elevating his performance. Keith

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That makes a lot of sense. I always admire players who keep their nerves at base when it comes to real pressure in the end of a game. It does make THE big difference when the players of the opposing team can’t do that.

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