Pritesh Zavery (Prits Zav) is an accomplished corporate sales professional turned Life & Mindset Coach. His students come from over ten countries.
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The sooner I learnt this - the faster I became the person I need to be. 🥺
The biggest hurdle in your path to success is - you! Get out of the way. Really.
There’s this deep inner peace and joy to experience when you meet people who are naturally calm, thoughtful, considerate.
You know that decision you keep putting off?
The one where you’re waiting to feel ready?
You’re not going to feel ready.
Nobody does.
The feeling you’re waiting for — it doesn’t come before the decision.
It comes after.
Take the step.
The clarity follows the action.
Not the other way around.
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Once is a moment.
Twice is a pattern.
Three times is a decision.
Yours or theirs.
I used to give people the benefit of the doubt. Every single time.
They were going through something.
It wasn’t personal.
It won’t happen again.
And then it happened again.
At some point — giving someone the benefit of the doubt stops being generous.
And starts being naive.
The first time someone shows you who they are — pay attention.
The second time — take notes.
The third time — you have all the information you need.
I’m Prits. 41. I stopped calling it coincidence after the third time.
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The third time is always the hardest to accept. Because by then you've’already told yourself the story twice — and believed it both times.
It wasn't ’hat you missed the signs. You saw them. You just chose to believe people are capable of better. That's ’ot naivety. That's ’ope.
But hope has a limit. And that limit is the third time.
Drop a 🤍 if you've’been here. And tell me — what did the third time finally make clear?”
Someone told me once;
a boundary without a consequence is just a suggestion.
I didn’t believe it.
Until I watched it happen to me.
Three times.
Same person.
Same behaviour.
And every time I said something - nothing changed.
Because I never did anything.
I just kept saying it.
That’s not a boundary.
That’s a wish.
One — say it once. Clearly.
Two — mean it completely.
Three — follow through. Every single time.
Because the moment you don’t:
you’ve just told them exactly how seriously to take you.
Boundaries without consequences are just requests.
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