Do you think you are smarter than others and sometimes reflect that your life is empty and meaningless? Don't worry, you're not alone. We talk about habits we don’t even want to admit. 1. Beautify your stories to make them look cooler. When we tell a story, we at least embellish

Do you think you are smarter than others and sometimes reflect that your life is empty and meaningless? Don't worry, you're not alone. We talk about habits we don’t even want to admit.

1. Embellish your stories to make them look cooler.

When we tell a story, we at least polish it a little bit. Why do we do this? We want others to admire us, respect us, and love us. Furthermore, it is unlikely that any of our adversaries will understand exactly where we lied. The problem arises when a little lie becomes a habit. Embellish the story as little as possible.

2. Pretend to be busy when we are caught off guard.

We are afraid that someone may not understand why we are looking at him. If you want to smile at a stranger, then do it. Don’t look away, don’t try to find something in your bag, and pretend to be busy.

3. We blame others for what we do.

Stop blaming everyone around you. "Oh, it wasn't me!" - a convenient excuse to put what happened on someone else's shoulders. Have the courage to take responsibility for what you do.

4. We are afraid to admit that we don’t know or don’t know how to do something

We are always thinking about everyone. It may seem to us that that person at the party or work colleague is more successful or smarter than us. It's normal to feel embarrassed or powerless. Of course, there are people around you who share your emotions.

5. We believe we are doing something super great

Many times we feel like we have won the biggest prize in life while everyone else has screwed up.

6. Constantly comparing yourself to others

“I’m a total loser,” “I’m the coolest and the rest are weak” – both of these statements are unreasonable and hurt us. Deep down in our souls, each of us thinks of ourselves as a genius and then a nobody.

7. We often ask the question: "Is this what life is about?"

We feel like we are capable of more, but we never start doing anything. When we start thinking about death, ordinary things we use in our daily lives disappear. It scares us. From time to time, we are inevitably faced with the thought that life is meaningless and we cannot resist it. We lie down crying at night and think about eternity, but in the morning we will definitely say to our colleagues: "Why didn't you sleep enough? Play in the prefix until morning.

8. Too vain

When we pass by a mirror or a window, we start to dress ourselves up . Humans are vain creatures, obsessed only with their appearance. Unfortunately, this behavior is shaped by the culture we live in.

9. We are in the wrong place

You think you are ready, at work. Look at the screen and check social networks every minute. Even if you haven't done anything great yet, there's no reason to waste your time!

90% of us think we're better than others. People think highly of their own intelligence. None of this is likely to be true. Don't compare yourself to others - just be yourself.