My life motto is "being useful to others." Having this motto on my mind has kept me from being a self-absorbed person. I used to be self-absorbed just like everybody else. I used to think about what I would get in return if I did something for others, what I would've achieved compared to others, what I would've done to build my reputation, and so on. Consequently, I frequently found myself frustrated and depressed when things did not go according to my expectations. Moreover, these feelings were followed by anxiety every night from the fear of failure in the future, and I often compared myself to others. However, this negativity has gone since I've tried to change my mindset into being useful to others. Before, when I would go to bed, I barely cared about what I've done throughout the day. Today, the only thing I care about is what I can do for others tomorrow.

MRC. Good job! Just a few corrections. My life motto is being useful to others. Keeping this motto in my heart has changed me from a self-centered person. I used to be self-centered just like every common human being out there. It kept me thinking about what I would get if I did something for others, what I would have achieved compared to others, what I would have done to build my reputation, and so on. Consequently, I frequently found myself frustrated and depressed when something did not go according to my expectations. Moreover, I had anxiety pangs every night and the fear of failure for the future. Furthermore, I often compared myself to others. That negativity has gone since I tried to change my mindset and be useful to others instead. Before, I went to bed without caring about what I had achieved throughout the day. Today, the only thing I care about is what else I can do for others tomorrow.

My life motto is "being useful to others." Keeping this motto on my mind has stopped me from being a self-absorbed person. I used to be self-absorbed just like everybody else. It made me think of what I would get if I did something for other people, what I would have achieved compared to others, what I would have done to build my reputation, and so on. Consequently, I frequently found myself frustrated and depressed when something did not go according to my expectations. Moreover, this mood was followed by anxiety every night and a fear of failure in the future. Furthermore, I often compared myself to others. That negativity has gone since I've tried to change my mindset into being useful for others. Before, I went to bed and I barely cared what I've done throughout the day. Today, the only thing I care about is what I can do for other people tomorrow.