Ask HN: What's Your Personal Motto?
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#53A bit salty in ordinary conversation. Several online translators agreed "Non futuis mecum" is an intelligible Latin equivalent. Though in conversation, probably less useful than Klingon or Navajo.
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#56Also: "Accept your inner experience, choose a valued direction, take action" from ACT therapy.
Whenever stressed those two mantras can guide the mind to a more productive state.
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#57"You only die once".
"The early worm gets eaten by the bird".
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#58Sometimes one's fears leads one to a fate worse than death; sometimes better to just accept the risk of death and say that if death wants to come then let it come.
Also, the pace of time means that everything changes and sometimes this is hard to accept; but unavoidable. Everyone's life has seasons of joy and hardship.
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#60From "Survive" by Gideon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNxiXy1nAeU
I use this mantra to remind myself that I can always go more than I think I can, and when I think I've done all I can, I can do more.