Your daily life is more like chaos. You sleep an average of three hours a night, and sometimes you don't sleep at all. Go to bed well after midnight and wake up late. As a result, you are constantly late and do not have time to do anything. And all your attempts to go on a diet and start eating healthy food end up snacking at night. Obviously, you just need to change your lifestyle!
Try to develop a number of habits in 21 days, such as, for example:
1. Fall asleep no later than 12 at night.
2. Get up early.
3. Read books at least once a day.
4. Meditate.
5. Don't be late.
6. Follow a diet, etc.
Most likely, it will not be easy at all, but worth a try. Your life will become more organized and may even change dramatically. You will wake up early, stop being late and be able to finish all your tasks on time.
If you think that only very persistent and disciplined people are able to change their lives, then you are mistaken. Developing certain habits is not such a tricky business. Just highlight the basic principles that you will definitely adhere to and that will help you achieve your goal.
Offer 6 simple ways get your life in order and develop the necessary habits.
1. Find out why your previous habit attempts failed.
Find the cause of the problem, rather than wasting time analyzing the consequences. Desperate struggle with yourself every morning to wake up at 5:30 in the morning is already a consequence. Understanding why you are unable to wake up at 5:30 in the morning, and there is a reason.
For example, you fail to wake up early in the morning, you strive to change it, but fail every day. This can go on for months, and in the end, you will come to the conclusion that nothing is working for you. Try to analyze the situation and understand why you cannot wake up early. Ask yourself why this is happening and answer yourself:
Why can't I wake up early?
Because I'm tired.
Why am I tired?
Because I didn't sleep much.
Why didn't I get enough sleep?
Because he went to bed late.
Why did I go to bed late?
Because I had too many things to do.
Why did I have so many things to do?
Because I couldn't finish them.
Why couldn't I finish them?
Because I plan to do more during the day than I can.
Searching for the cause may lead you to the realization that:
1. All our habits are interconnected (sleep time, wake up time, timeliness of execution).
2. We underestimate the time needed to complete all tasks (respectively, we overestimate how quickly we can complete them). It often happens that we plan to finish a lot of things in one day, which, in fact, is simply not possible.
To wake up earlier:
1. It is necessary to change the habits that affect the early rise.
2. Be more realistic in your planning. Don't set a lot of tasks during the day and not complete them, make a realistic to-do list and complete them on time.
Once you get to the real cause of the problem, you can immediately fix the problem itself.
2. Group habits
Our habits are interconnected. Some habits are more related to each other, others are less. For example, it is clear that going to bed early and waking up early are more related than early sleep and book reading. If you want to develop a habit, find other habits that are related to it and can significantly affect it. They will reinforce each other and make the habit building process easier.
For example, habits such as: getting up early in the morning, falling asleep before 12 at night, not being late, meditating, eating healthy - can be interconnected.
- Waking up early means more time to do all your business and, accordingly, go to bed earlier. This, in turn, will help you wake up earlier the next day.
- The habit of not being late helps to stick to the planned daily routine. This means that you can go to bed and wake up on time.
Meditation clears mental clutter and reduces the amount of sleep we need. Usually we sleep 6-10 hours, but if we meditate in the evenings, the sleep time can be reduced to 5-6 hours.
- Switching to a diet increases mental alertness, and you no longer need to sleep as much as before. This does not mean that you need to go on a strict diet just to get into the habit of waking up early. It's just that you can easily fall asleep in the evening and wake up early in the morning by changing other habits.
3. Plan your day (with timing)
A schedule will help you know exactly if you are on or off the path to habit formation. First of all, you need to plan the first day of a new lifestyle in order to stick to a similar schedule in the following days.
You need to make a list of tasks that need to be completed in a day in advance. You can use, for example Gcal.
Divide them into categories: major projects, tasks of medium importance and small things.
Incorporate them into your daily schedule. More time needs to be set aside for major projects. You can, for example, use the following principle, allocate 60-30-10% of the time to complete tasks of categories 1-2-3, respectively.
You need to know how long it takes to complete a task. In most cases, we allocate less time for tasks than necessary. Try to be realistic about your abilities. It is also worth leaving a short break (5-10 minutes) between tasks, necessary to switch from one task to another.
5. Specify the exact start and end time of the task. For example, 9.00-10.30 - project A, 12.30-13.30 - lunch, 18.30-19.30 - road.
If you have more to-dos than you can complete according to your schedule, you can reschedule non-essential tasks to another day.
When everything is planned out and a new day arrives, the only thing to do is stick to the schedule. You need to keep track of time in order to complete tasks on time. 5 minutes before the time allotted for the completion of a task expires, you can slowly move on to the next task in the list.
The beauty of an accurate schedule is that it lets you know when you're taking more time than you'd like and lets you work more efficiently. Some time frames cannot be violated in any way, such as sleep / wake up times, so the time allocated for tasks must be fixed. This means that you need to work more efficiently.
At first glance, this may seem very complicated, but in fact it is not. It will take no more than 10 minutes to draw up a daily schedule. You should also allocate time in the schedule for drawing up the schedule itself (for example, 23.00-23.10). It is enough to create a template once and then use it to schedule other days. For example, items such as wake up/breakfast/road/work/lunch/sleep will always be on your schedule.
If you don't schedule a specific time for completing a job and just tell yourself that it needs to be done today, then there's a good chance you won't get the job done. Therefore, most of the habits do not remain in a person for a long time. Unexpectedly, other things will appear and you, without noticing it, will be engaged in them and abandon the schedule. Therefore, everything will be the same, and you will never develop a habit.
4. Get ahead of your schedule
Getting things done ahead of schedule is a motivating factor. Getting up at 5 a.m. puts you ahead of the world (and yourself, the old one who lived on the old schedule), and this motivates you to work faster and stay ahead. Finishing work ahead of schedule and starting a new task before the scheduled time gives you extra momentum. Knowing that you're getting things done earlier than what's on your schedule will naturally motivate you to complete all your planned activities, including your habits.
If the execution of a particular task takes longer than necessary, you should make a choice:
Hurry up and do everything.
Put off unimportant things or
Take advantage of the time allotted for the following tasks and continue the current one. It also means that you will have to work faster for the rest of the day.
This kind of decision-making process is important because otherwise you will spend the rest of the day trying to catch up, which will reflect on your scheduled tasks/habits. Subsequently, this will also affect your desire to maintain habits. Do everything ahead of time and you will find that it is easier to stay motivated.
5. Stay in control
When you are in control of the process, you are consistent and committed. Hang a sheet of paper or a board in the room, on which draw a large table, broken down by day (for example, 21 days to develop a new habit) and habits. In it, somehow mark the days when you adhered to the developed habit and the days when you didn’t. You can also track the process using special web services such as:
HabitForge - will help you control the process of habit formation during the 21st day. If you miss one day, the countdown starts again.
Rootein - unlike Habit Forge, this is a continuous tracker, if there are too many missed days, it warns you about it. You can also use its mobile version.
Joe's Goals - Similar to Rootein. You can set the option to check the same task multiple times during non-productive days.
6. Involve the people around you
There are several ways - active participation, when you tell your friends who want to develop the same habit and work on it together, or passive participation, when you tell others about your plans, and they support you morally in your endeavors.
For example, share your desire to develop certain habits on your blog and describe in detail your program to change yourself, and you will most likely find a lot of followers. Describe in detail the feasibility of your program, its benefits, list the habits you are going to develop, and how you want to achieve what you want.
Your relatives and friends may also want to help you achieve your goals. For example, in your desire to eat healthy food, they will want to fill your refrigerator with fruits and vegetables, and in a cafe they will try to order vegetable dishes.
The main thing to remember is that you are not alone at this moment, there are always people around you who will cheer and support you.
Finally
If you successfully cope with the tasks set, you will not notice how you will begin to adhere to the necessary habits automatically, and they will become an integral part of your life. The proposed methods may seem too simple, but do not underestimate them. Try it yourself and see that they work!
In addition, the anthropogenic impact on the habitat causes environmental and economic damage associated with the loss of natural resources, the death of natural ecosystems, natural landscapes, the disappearance certain types and populations of flora and fauna, a decrease in the diversity of the natural world, and social losses due to the violation of the usual way of life of people, the destruction of the existing human habitat.
The uneven consumption of gas is determined by a number of factors, the way of life of the population, climatic conditions, the characteristics of gas equipment of various gas consumers, and the mode of operation of enterprises.
The rural way of life has occupied and occupies a significant place in the historical development of Russia.
Science imperiously invades all spheres of life. Thanks to the great scientific discoveries of the past, such as electricity, electromagnetic waves, the laws of aerodynamics, mankind uses the telegraph, telephone, radio, numerous electrical machines, engines, aviation technology. All this had a huge impact not only on the whole way of life, but also on production. modern science opens up new opportunities in the development of production. The study of the atomic and molecular structure of matter laid the foundation for the creation of new materials and substances necessary for the needs of industry, agriculture and medicine. In recent years, chemical science has opened the way to the creation of materials with desired properties. Based on the achievements of chemistry, biology and physics, such new areas of production activity as the microbiological industrial gene industry have appeared. Thanks to selection, the most valuable varieties of wheat, oil crops, corn, sugar beets, etc. have been created in Russia.
The habitual way of buying has become cumbersome, inefficient and contradictory. current trends. The big department stores are finding they can no longer meet the needs of their customers. Shopping centers began to resemble dinosaurs in the general way of life.
Competition for a student at the recruitment stage, responsibility for each of them during their studies leaves an imprint on the whole way of life of the university, in particular, it pushes them to constantly search for non-standard solutions, which should be conducted honestly, without deceiving parents and in accordance with the requirements of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Kazakhstan.,
The distribution of gas consumption by hours of the day as a percentage of the total for local heating systems of residential and public buildings (Table IX-11) is determined mainly by the prevailing way of life of the population and the work schedule of enterprises and therefore is relatively homogeneous in all major regions of the country.
It should also be emphasized that the modes of consumption of gas and heat in general are relatively stable both in housing and communal services and in the service sector as a whole, determined by the established traditional way of life of the population. This stability in modern conditions is especially great in cities and urban-type settlements, where significant changes in the regime of gas consumption in apartments and the service sector are usually observed only when revising the length of the working day and the number of working days in a week. However, knowledge of the traditional way of life of the population
Wealth, comfort and security are deeply personal fundamental values. Each of them is no better or worse than any other. But I do know that choosing which ones are most important to you often has a significant impact on your lifestyle choice. That's why it's important to figure out which core values are most important to you, especially when it comes to money and financial planning.
Secondly, under the influence of the technical renewal of production, the objective world and way of life are greatly changed, qualitatively new needs arise. For example, with the advent of personal computers, video recorders, TV sets of new generations, people have a desire to purchase them.
The implementation of the achievements of the scientific and technical progress consists, on the one hand, in a more complete use of production capacities, raw materials and materials, including fuel and energy resources, and on the other hand, in the creation of new efficient machines, equipment, and new technological processes. The most characteristic feature of scientific and technological progress in the second half of the 20th century is the transition to a fundamentally new technological method of production. Its advantage is not only in higher economic efficiency, but also in the ability to produce qualitatively new material goods, services that significantly change the whole way of life, the priorities of life values.
Many people know examples of the successful formation of macro-logistic regional structures and systems in the EU countries, Southeast Asia, North America. Their experience clearly confirms the natural desire of countries for regional integration. This is facilitated by the similarity of political systems, ways of life of the population, traditions, proximity of historical roots, the practice of using common sources of energy and raw materials, interconnected communications, and the absence of trade and customs barriers. At the same time, the search for new growth reserves and increased competition cause many companies and firms to seek new markets, cheap sources of raw materials and labor resources outside the national borders of their countries.
You can let the process flow. Some parents teach their children to swim by submerging them in water so that the instinct of self-preservation will force the child to swim to the surface. They say it's faster this way. This rather risky path will suddenly choke. Self-organization at first always requires a professional mentor. When a person changes his usual way of life, he always needs a mentor, regardless of the age of this person. Thus, a good solution would be an individual approach to each group regarding the provision of the services of an external mentor - leader (teacher, psychologist, organizer, etc.). This solution can be implemented by a set of three actions
All the variety of changes taking place in the economy, management, and way of life in Russia can be represented as a set of projects
The co-operation of small producers is one of the most difficult processes of the transition period. Although cooperation is close and understandable to the peasant, it nevertheless breaks the habitual way of life associated with centuries-old farming on his plot of land, a way that makes the peasant hold on to the plot more tightly, the harder it was for him.
General Basics and the laws of socialist reproduction as a whole apply equally to all spheres of the economy, including the agro-industrial complex (LPK). At the same time, reproduction in this area has its own characteristics associated with the specifics of agricultural production - the main link in the forestry complex, the characteristic features of socio-economic relations and the way of life in the countryside. Five factors have an impact on all the constituent elements of the reproduction process in the agro-industrial complex on the movement of the social product, resource potential and labor force, on the socio-economic structure of the complex.
The village way of life has a whole village service. The task is
The transition of the Soviet countryside to a large-scale socialist economy meant a great revolution in economic relations, in the whole way of life of the peasantry. Collectivization forever delivered the countryside from kulak bondage, from class stratification, from ruin and poverty. The reconstruction of the countryside on the basis of the Leninist cooperative plan was the only correct way to accelerate the growth of the productive forces of agriculture, an indispensable condition for the planned development of the entire economy. Without the collectivization of agriculture, it would be impossible to build a socialist society. The experience of the USSR has won wide international recognition and is a major contribution to the theory and practice of communist construction.
This approach allows you to reduce all changes in the economy, management, lifestyle of the whole state to the system of investment projects, and their management - to investment management (they also say investment management).
All the variety of changes taking place in the economy, management, and way of life in Russia can be represented as a set of social, technical, organizational, and economic projects. If you learn how to manage these projects, and the decision-makers will listen to the recommendations of professional project managers, it can be argued that the reforms carried out in the country will be more successful.
We have traced how France emerged from the political crisis of 1848 with a fully centralized, monopoly banking system and a single bank of issue. The development of the industrial revolution in France after 1850 revealed very clearly the acute shortage of credit institutions, not only in the provinces, but also in Paris itself. Where paper-based institutions did not exist, there was correspondingly no deposit banking business. The contrast was especially strong with England, where the provincial bankers, with their knowledge of local life and connections, without even providing any additional services, at least accustomed the cautious provincial to the banking way of life. Courcelles-Seney especially emphasized the almost complete absence in rural France of any possibility of borrowing or lending, except through a local notary. Moreover, he also noted ["La Banque Libre", 1867] that for most of the year, farmers had idle cash balances at their disposal, since they received the proceeds from the crops they sold and stocks of products once at a certain time of the year, and the costs were borne on a much more systematic basis and over a relatively long time period. These balances could be deposited with local banks, if such existed, and used for short-term loans. In reality, the balances simply accumulated, and the savings accumulated in this way lay idle.
Geodemographic segmentation. It appeared relatively recently and combines the advantages of geographic and demographic segmentation based on the use of population census data, in which information about the demographic composition of potential consumers is also grouped in a regional context. With such segmentation, it is assumed that population groups that profess homogeneous tastes and habits, a similar style or way of life, and have other similar parameters used in segmentation, usually live next to each other, in the neighborhood, in the same region or locality.
Different systems and strategies for managing municipal property have developed around the world. Through the efforts of a number of authors of this book, an innovative version of managing the development of municipal property development has been developed and is being implemented in practice, taking into account the prevailing features of the development of our society and the traditions of the Russian way of life. It is this option, called the "corporate strategy for managing municipal property", that is discussed in the following text.
The situation at the enterprise could not help but upset, and not so much with the imperfection of production, but with some kind of stubborn unwillingness to work at full strength. In addition, they were not shy about expressing their hostile attitude towards a possible future director. Nevertheless, A. R. Franchuk agreed to become the leader of this team of many thousands. It was necessary to break the habitual way of life, put an end to mismanagement and irresponsibility, people's lack of confidence in their own strength.
The strengthening of national statehood could not occur] without changing the former way of life, and in particular without
Mandeville's pamphlet reflected the realities of life and touched the nerves of the British public. Many perceived it as a challenge to public opinion. The most complete answer to this challenge appeared more than half a century later. It was given by A. Smith. First, in direct form, in The Theory of Moral Sentiments (1759), then in The Wealth of Nations. In the last book there was no direct polemic with Mandeville - it was a rebuke on a more fundamental level. At the heart of Mandeville's critical satire was the opposition of the emerging new bourgeois way of life and Christian morality. Smith tried to rethink these established moral attitudes themselves, taking into account changes in society. He perceives the logic of Mandeville's reasoning, but at the same time almost completely frees it from the morally critical principle, which was main idea Fables... . Smith, as it were, reverses the argument since the pursuit of private interests provides the public good.
Socio-psychological factors should also be taken into account when enterprises switch to multi-shift operation, which in one way or another affects the personal interests of the worker and changes the usual way of life of his family. At the Uralelectrotyazhmash production facility named after V. I. Lenin, when switching to two-shift work, some of the workers indicated that they were not feeling well on the second shift. Here the violation of biological daily rhythms affected. Women who combine professional and family roles were also cautious about the two-shift work. According to the data of medical and sociological surveys conducted among women workers in a number of enterprises, one third of them start working on the second shift already tired (the influence of the so-called home shift).
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"Attitude towards people" - Must be learned: The island symbolizes a feeling of loneliness, isolation, lack of connection with other people. We need strong relationships with other people. Draw a diagram of your connections with other people. Types of interpersonal relationships. The role of relationships in our life. * Mutual perception Relationship Interaction Mutual understanding Mutual assistance.
"Essence of man" - Value - the attitude of the individual to the phenomenon as significant. Philosophical anthropology. What is sociobiology? Sociobiology - scientific direction studying the influence of biology on human behavior. Marxism defended the thesis of the social nature of man. Educational material Sociobiology and gender. Knowledge modern theories devoted to the problem of personality.
The formation of the information society significantly affects the daily life of people. From the examples already available, one can foresee that the changes will be profound. Thus, the mass introduction of television in the 60-70s of the twentieth century significantly changed the life of people, and not only for the better. On the one hand, millions of people have the opportunity to access the treasures of national and world culture, on the other hand, live communication has decreased, more stereotypes have appeared, propagated by television, and the circle of reading has narrowed.
Consider the individual components of the way of life, analyzing what has already taken place, and what is emerging in our time.
Job. According to sociological research conducted in the USA, already now up to 10% of employees can do their work without leaving their homes, and 1/3 of all newly registered firms are based on the widespread use of self-employment, not associated with regular coming to the office.
Studies. In a number of countries, the number of out-of-school children being home-schooled through computer programs and telecommunications is increasing. If this trend continues, the school will face the most serious danger since its formation in the form of a mass public institution. If we take into account that the school not only teaches, but also instills socialization skills in children, public behavior, such a development causes some concern.
Leisure activities are changing before our eyes. Computer games, which already take a significant amount of time for some people, are being transformed into network games involving several remote partners. There is a growing amount of time spent on “surfing” the Internet without a specific purpose, as well as on the so-called “chat”, with not very meaningful messaging. At the same time, educational trips to educational sites are also being implemented. virtual museums etc. As mentioned above, information culture is only a part of human culture, and the form of leisure is determined primarily by the general culture of a particular person.
The recent achievement of Internet technologies - going shopping for real goods in a virtual online store - is already beginning to noticeably affect the trading system.
The dwelling of the person tends to the increasing "informatization". Houses are already being put into operation, in which instead of a wiring harness (wiring, telephone, television, security and fire alarms, etc.) there is only one power cable and one data cable. The latter takes care of all information communications, including the provision of many cable television channels, Internet access, etc. A special electronic unit in such an apartment will control all devices, including household appliances and life support systems, to help the occupant of the apartment live as comfortably as possible. Such a house is called "smart".
Since the car has become an extension of the environment for many people, the emergence of “smart cars” is also important. Such a car, except for the microprocessor devices that have already become mandatory, serving it technical part, is constantly connected with the city information services, suggesting the most optimal route at the moment (taking into account the busyness of the routes). In addition, the “smart” car is associated with “ smart home”of its owner and from it you can manage this house.
The ideal lifestyle is not a myth, but quite achievable. Everyone can live the way they dream and actually live. In fact, each of us lives the way he chooses. We realize this when we compare ourselves to others or do things we don't want to.
Having the opportunity to see the picture of your life as a whole and realizing that this is not exactly how you want to live your life, you realize the fact that everything can be different, better. Then we ask ourselves the question: “What do I want my life to be?” and “What do I want to fill it with?”.
These are the very first steps towards change. The same door new life. It's about It's not about perfectionism at all. And about not doing boring work, not doing things that do not inspire and not wasting opportunities and time.
So, to get the best out of life, to do what truly brings joy, to become something you will be proud of, to help others and spend more time with those who are truly dear, to create new things, to give and share ... and just to be happy and fulfilled in each of your days, do it.
1. Determine what is your ideal lifestyle
First, answer two questions: “What do I want my life to be?” and “What do I want to fill it with?”. Answer them as fully and honestly as you can, as this will determine what you want from life and who you want to become. After a while it will become your reality.
The important thing to remember is to accept that you have to change yourself in order to change your lifestyle. Many people make the mistake of changing the world, forgetting that key changes occur first in ourselves. Therefore, remember this and develop those qualities that you need to develop in order to become the person whose lifestyle you want to lead.
2. Remove the excess
Without this step, you won't get far. Because now your life is just filled with that, it does not allow you to move on. It can be people, negative thoughts, events, habits, and so on. All you have to do is get rid of the excess weight, it has no place at all in your ideal lifestyle.
3. Realize what is good for you
Now that you've got rid of unnecessary baggage, take one more step into own development. And this is the time to do as much trial and error as possible. What is meant? It's that you have to learn to distinguish what suits you, what works for you and what doesn't.
The best way to learn is to act, making the maximum number of attempts and preferably making mistakes. As they say, the best teacher is experience. If you make a mistake, one day you will surely know whether it is yours and whether it is worth moving in the chosen direction at all. Experiment.
Only by trying, you will understand what sport brings you results, what food satisfies hunger and brings the greatest benefit, what time of the day is the best for productivity; habits to develop, how you want to look, talk and relate to the environment.
You can understand that waking up at 5 am is not your habit and it has to do with productivity, although most successful people start your day like this. But the time of your personal activity falls at lunch time or even in the evening. We are all different, so act on your instincts and do what is good for you.
Try different sleep habits, busy hours for work, behaviors, motivational strategies, and so on with anything you feel like experimenting with. Find yours and follow it.
4. Get foundational habits
Foundational habits give rise to a range of new good habits. Getting up early makes it possible to eat breakfast, do morning exercises and start the day positively. This usually leads to reading affirmations and writing notes.
For example, going to the gym every day helps me stay in shape. After, I always take a contrast shower, which allows me to stay active. The sooner you develop positive habits, the better. As soon as you introduce these habits into your life, your life will go to a significantly higher level. Work on the major first, and the minor transforms after it.
Here is a list of the main habits to start your transformation with:
- daily charge,
- meditation,
- healthy food,
- early rise,
- plan for each next day in the evening.
These habits have been proven to work wonders, and it's important to stick with them no matter what. Create habits that will stay with you for a lifetime, whether you're on vacation, had a good day, or even when everything seems pointless.
5. Find your passion
This is possible if you listen to your inner voice, focus on what you like to do and try new things. The point is not just to understand what makes you happy, but also to start following it, learn to be the best at it and make it an integral part of life. Such a strategy will fill life with meaning, bring a sense of satisfaction and never let you doubt that you are doing your job.
6. Make it your job
This is where you really have to work. But with the difference that now you will do what you really love, so it will not really be a job.
If you want to be a writer, write every day as much as you can. Try to improve in this while learning to promote yourself. If you are a fan of training in the gym, improve and reach heights. Pump up your body. Study this niche thoroughly, get possible certificates and awards. Become a personal trainer and help others achieve the desired result.
In this way, you will surround yourself with people who strive for change and you will be able to spend all your time being in the gym. Or maybe even open your own.
Once you start doing what really makes you happy, work on it, dedicate time, energy to it, put effort into it, and believe in your success, you can turn your passion into your job. And it will be a truly perfect job. Which should be for someone who wants to lead an ideal lifestyle.
7. Decide how much time you want to spend working
Organize your work so that you work every other week, a few hours a day, or 4 days a week. But this, of course, will be after you have done a really good job building your business (it will take at least a year) and built the system of work in the necessary way.
8. Travel more often
Traveling is one of the best things in life. And it is important to do this at least once or twice a week. Better yet, every two or three months. Most people travel to escape from problems or to escape from reality. But since you are building a new, ideal way of life, you do not need to hide from reality.
Travel to explore the unknown, the unusual and never miss the beauty the world has to offer. So you can discover new sides of yourself, learn more about other cultures and enjoy the beauty of the world. Thus, your life will never be boring.
9. Take up a hobby
Figure out what else you love to do and devote time to it.
10. Keep your nose upwind
Do not miss any opportunity to learn and try something new. It doesn't matter who you are this moment and what are your incomes, there is always something to learn around. Do not neglect your spiritual world. Meditate, read books, find inspiration in everything.
11. Be open to new things
Try to do something new, unusual and what you are afraid of several times a month. It can be talking to a stranger, skydiving, scuba diving, performing in front of a large audience, dancing, visiting new countries, mastering new sports. All this will fill life with a unique experience and make it even more exciting.
12. Give and be grateful
Sharing is the best investment possible and gives you so much more than buying new things. Learn to give others as much as you can, be it advice, help, inspiration, money, or things you don't need. Do volunteering and charity work. And don't forget to be truly grateful. Every step of the journey of a lifetime should be filled with acceptance and gratitude.
Everything that you have, even if it is not so much, is beautiful in itself and should cause you to feel deep gratitude. Try to experience this feeling in relation to all people, events and things that you meet on your life path.
Building your ideal lifestyle may take some time, but that doesn't mean it's impossible. In fact, anyone can do it. Enough burning faith, desire and perseverance. In the end, you will realize that all those efforts were worth it. And enjoying every moment of life is the main commandment of someone who already lives in his own ideal way.
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