Peter Attia· MD
what they found was that people who were told to be self-compassionate about the failure studied longer and harder than the other two groups
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what they found was that people who were told to be self-compassionate about the failure studied longer and harder than the other two groups
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research has come out of uc berkeley which shows a lot of research shows that self-compassion is not only more effective than self-criticism which kind of occurs naturally but also is more effective than self-esteem as a motivator
people who were told to be self-compassionate about the failure studied longer and harder than the other two groups and how long people study was related to how well they did on the next exam