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That One Advice | Day 5

That One Advice That Stuck in My Mind

We get advice all the time — from parents, teachers, strangers on the internet, that one gym bro who thinks he's Socrates.
Most of it just goes in one ear and straight out the other.
But some things stick. Some advice just punches you in the gut and makes you go, “Damn… okay that was real.”

For me, it was this one line:
“Don’t expect results from work you didn’t do.”

Bro.
That line right there?
Hits harder than any JEE mock test result ever did. πŸ’€
It’s simple, straight-up, no sugarcoating — and exactly what I needed.

You can sit and scroll, blame luck, compare yourself to people miles ahead, complain about how unfair life is...
But if you didn’t actually put in the work — what exactly are you expecting?

This advice basically told me to shut up and get my act together.
Whenever I find myself slacking, making excuses, or just lying in bed convincing myself “I'll study tomorrow,”
this line shows up like a jump scare in my brain:
“You didn’t do the work. So why should you get the reward?”
Cold. But true.

And weirdly, it motivates me.
Because deep down, we all want to win — we just don’t always want to do what it takes.
But this line reminds me that success doesn’t happen on accident.
It’s earned. Day by day. Rep by rep. Even when it’s boring. Even when it sucks.

So yeah — out of all the advice I’ve heard, this one’s permanently tattooed on my mindset now.
No hacks, no shortcuts, no dream boards. Just effort.
If you want it, you show up and earn it.


Your turn now —
πŸ’¬ What’s that one advice that stuck with you? Drop it in the comments — I wanna hear the real ones.πŸ‘‡

RAK of the Day:
Had a few tired guests over, so I got up and offered them water. Might seem like a tiny thing — but when you’re tired, even small gestures feel big

Now it’s your turn —
πŸ’¬ Drop your RAK in the comments. I’m watching. πŸ‘€πŸ‘‡

Comments

  1. When you trust the timing of your life, everything starts falling into place, just as it’s meant to✨
    The best lines I have heard so far 🫢🏻

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  2. DAMN. I was procrastinating up until now but after reading this which is actually so much more than a motivation ever could be I am going to study AGAIN!

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