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Failure, Depression
I used to be successful in everything but slowly I started failing...now though I feel I'm confident in certain things, I'm failing again n again. Dint realise that almost everything I've done in the past few months I've failed. I've put all my efforts to things I did... I don't think much or get depressed but looking back, I've been continuously failing. What do I do?
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Hi Take a break, explore your casual interests
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explore yourself in a different perspective
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Hello, It seems like so much of fear, stress, negative emotions and frustration…counselling can help you to solve this problem and you can understand what are the main reasons for.
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Smart work instead of hard work, don’t give up, boost your confidence and motivation.. you can connect me through online audio / video session at nine nine eight two two four nine zero zero two.
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Hi... You may seek Counselling to address your concerns. A therapist can help you bring your thoughts in order and help you channelize your energies better. I suppose you are falling into a spiral of negative thoughts, emotions, and behaviours. This also is explained in terms of a 'negative triad' in psychology. You are presently in an early stage apparently. So the treatment won't require much time and effort. You will see good results within 4—6 months into weekly counselling sessions.
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Consult a Psychologist. CBT along with Lifestyle Guidance and Career Counselling is required.
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