Too Much- Inspired by Stoic Sayings

Too Much- Inspired by Stoic Sayings

What happens when I trust too much?

You will be betrayed.

What happens when I speak too much?

You will either be exposed, or you will exaggerate.

What happens when I think too much?

You will either be confused or worried.

What happens when I take care of someone too much?

You will be taken for granted.

What happens when I complain too much?

You will not be taken seriously.

What happens when I fake too much?

You will lose your soul.

You will hurt significantly when you overdo something. Define your limits and understand yourself before acting.

M.L. Narendra Kumar

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