Stress

“It’s not stress that kills us, it’s our reaction to it.” – Hans Selye

How Does Self-Development Work in Practice?

Self-development is not achieved in one big leap, but through consistent small steps. It means:

  • leaving your comfort zone regularly,
  • seeing discomfort and doubt not as enemies but as training partners,
  • embracing setbacks as learning opportunities,
  • and establishing routines that make you stronger.


A simple example from sports illustrates this well: muscles do not grow through comfort, but through resistance. In the same way, your mind grows through challenges. Every resistance you consciously overcome strengthens you.