10 signs that show that you are succeding in school

1. Your relationships are less
dramatic than they used to be.
Drama is not maturity. As we age,
we should develop maturity. So
maybe your relationships were
drama-filled in your past, but if you
have moved beyond that, then you
are successful.
2. You are not afraid to ask for
help and support any more.
Asking for help does not equal
weakness. In fact, it is a strength. No
person has ever succeeded in
isolation. It takes teamwork to
accomplish goals. Asking or help is a
sign that you have grown as a
person.
3. You have raised your
standards.
You don’t tolerate bad behavior any
more – from other people, or even
yourself. You hold people
accountable for their actions. You
don’t spend time with the “energy
vampires” in your life anymore.
4. You let go of things that
don’t make you feel good.
No, this is not narcissistic even
though it might seem like it. Self-love
is success. Love yourself enough to
say ‘no’ to anything that doesn’t
make you happy, doesn’t serve your
purpose, or drags you down.
5. You have moments where you
appreciate who you see in the
mirror.
Ideally, you should appreciate who
you see in the mirror at every
moment. But even if that doesn’t
happen, if you do it more than you
used to, then that is success. Love
yourself. You are awesome.
6. You have learned that
setbacks and failure are part of
self-growth.
Not everyone can have success 100%
of the time. That’s just not realistic.
Life is about victories and losses. So
look at your setbacks as stepping
stones to something better. In reality,
there really is no such thing as as
setback. It’s all just part of a
wondrous journey.
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7. You have a support system
that includes people who would
do anything for you.
If you have figured out the people
who “have your back” and
recognized the ones who only
pretend that they do, then you have
succeeded. This is a painful
realization, but once you learn to see
the signs of betrayal, you can stay
away from those people.
8. You don’t complain much.
Because you know there really is
nothing to complain about. Unless
you really have gone through some
horrific life experience and had
unimaginable losses, most of what
we all experience on a day-to-day
basis is just mundane. And successful
people know that. And they live in a
space of gratitude.
9. You can celebrate others’
successes.
Just because other people succeed,
that doesn’t make you a failure.
Applaud the people who rise to the
top. The more positive energy you
give to other people’s victories, the
more you will create your own.
10. You have passions that you
pursue.
You are not stagnant. You know you
have something wonderful to
contribute to the world. You have
unique talents and gifts. Not only do
you know that, you pursue it.