Persona 5 Scramble: The Phantom Strikers will be released for the PS4 and Nintendo Switch on Februin Japan. The result will be posted on the official Persona series Twitter account later.Īdditionally, the official website’s “ Shopping Guide” showing off retailer exclusive pre-orders in Japan for Persona 5 Scramble has been opened. This time, in the Sophia video, the poll features questions for which techniques people would like to see Sophia use. Two days later on November 7, reflecting the top result, Atlus posted a Twitter video of Futaba in P5S. Like The State Press on Facebook and follow on Twitter.Atlus held a poll within the previous character trailer, with options for which summer fashion users liked the most. Reach the reporter at and follow on Twitter. I'm accepting myself where I am, keeping in mind I still have a long way to go.
The bit of wisdom I’ve found to cope is knowing I am a work in progress. Sometimes just getting out of bed is more than enough. I’ve been working on redefining my version of productivity, and seeing that is not necessarily all the assignments, studying or articles I have completed that day. Would I be this harsh if I expected the same things out of someone else? Part of this is also learning to be more patient with myself. Much of it consists of realizing I need to find a balance in my life. Recently, I’ve been taking the time to reflect and figure out my priorities. Holding myself to higher standards has encouraged me to put out my best work and it makes me wonder if I would feel as fulfilled if I couldn't compare it with those low moments. But together, there is nothing these two wildcards cant handle. It was just them, and it seemed like an impossible task. They had one mission, to save a man who sealed a god for over a decade. As demoralizing as it can be at times, I have no clue where I would be without it. Sophia (Persona Series) Persona 5: The Royal Spoilers Persona 4 Spoilers Persona 3 Spoilers Persona 5 Scramble: The Phantom Strikers Summary. It has followed me around for as long as I can remember. I am slowly working to separate myself from this self-imposed pressure, but a part of me isn’t quite ready to break this habit. I miss an assignment and start thinking what if i just die- vane October 27, 2021 In August alone about 3% of the entire workforce quit their jobs, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. In what experts have coined the " Great Resignation," workers across the country quit their jobs in favor of pursuing something they are more passionate about.Īssociating self-worth with one's marketable value and corporate achievement isn't sustainable, and millions of people have decided to leave their jobs because of it. I’m well aware that this isn’t - and shouldn’t - be the case at all, but the second I began to equate self-worth with performance, my relationship with myself became significantly more toxic.Īnd I am clearly not alone. This feeling has followed me around since I was old enough to realize my performance is reflective of my worth as an individual. I was so close to starting off with a perfect record, but that little dent in myASU was a reminder of how I couldn't live up to the potential I had set for myself.Īfter all, if I couldn't achieve something that simple, why should I even try at all. For nearly two weeks after, the only thing I felt was frustration and disappointment so naturally, I spiraled. When I look around and see others in the same position as me handling the same workload and responsibilities in a way that appears to be much more productive and healthy, I start to consider if the glaring difference is that I am just not as good as everyone else around me.Īt the end of my first semester in college, I was an A- away from a perfect GPA. The only thing left for me to do is to either drown or fight against the current that is taking me farther and farther away from the shore. So when I am unable to perform to my sometimes unreasonably high standards, I see it as a mark against myself. My internal monologue consists of a battle between me and the perfection I demand from myself. Personally, I see it as a by-product of my perfectionism. The internet has identified this as a form of either " gifted kid burnout," impostor syndrome or an inferiority complex. It doesn’t matter what the situation is when I carry this gently nagging feeling that tells me I am not quite right for the job. The second set of midterms roll around and the confident stride I started out with is long gone.Īnd it doesn’t help when there is a voice in my head telling me the only reason I am struggling is because I am simply not good enough to succeed.
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