15 Typical Life Problems And How To Solve Them.

Your career is going to get messed up at some point. Things that you can't predict now are going to happen. 

• The business you founded could go backwards and even bankrupt. 
• Your career skills could become outdated.
•  You could get fired for making a mistake. 

Solution: Career challenges are an opportunity to try something new. See it as a chance to grow.

Countless studies have shown that money isn't what your life's about. As humans, we seek meaning and love. It doesn't mean money doesn't matter, just that it shouldn't be our primary focus.

Solution: A lack of money is a gift. When you don't have money, you become more resourceful and creative. You'll automatically prioritise the importance of feeding your family over buying another useless car that can't make you happy.

Our health has become a real problem. We wonder why we feel tired, sick and get headaches. We’ll all experience health challenges at some point in our life. Most health challenges we experience in our younger years are because of the wrong food and lack of exercise.

Solution: Take ownership and do something about it.

• Change your diet.
• Drink more water.
• Go to the gym 3 times a week for 30 minutes.
• Get up from your desk from time to time.

Less than 1% of people who met 'the one' lived happily ever after and never experience a breakup. Even that 1% will have that relationship end at some point when either side passes away. 

Solution: Your heart will get broken, just don't let it stay that way. Grow and move on. Find yourself, and the heart will be ready for love again.

We're all going to get into situations with the best intentions or have all the experience in the world and still make a mess of it.

Solution: Making a fool of yourself is a sign of courage. Making an idiot of yourself is accepting that you might fail in the short term but will eventually win in the long term with practice.

Car, home or other material possessions. None of these material things that got messed up is joining you in the afterlife. 

Solution: What is important is that you don't get messed up. Take care of yourself so you can take care of others. When your junk gets messed up, you'll notice that you didn't need it anyway.

There are moments where nothing makes sense. We’re not born with a meaning for our life. Instead, meaning comes from learning who we are and growing as a person. 

Solution: A short term solution is to experiment with helping those who have nothing. The greatest meaning to your life is often tied to doing something to help others.

Some failures in life hurt more than others and can't be solved with inspiration.

Solution: Seek real help. These dark thoughts must be treated, and seeking professional help through counselling is often the best.

You wake up. You eat. You go to work. You eat. You come home. You eat. You go to bed. Days can feel the same when there's no purpose behind what you're doing.

Solution: Find joy in the repetition by making them mean something. Add some variety by breaking your comfort zone.

• Travel to another country.
• Talk to someone new.
• Try learning a new skill.

Every relationship you have is a choice. People around us can hold us back and fill our minds with limiting beliefs or stories.

Solution: Everyone deserves a second chance. Start by telling your toxic friends how you feel. Give them a chance to change with the new you. If they refuse, take a break from them. Then see if you really want them in your life.

There are so many common fears — fear of spiders, flying, public speaking, dying, career change, heights and maybe even a fear of expressing yourself.

Solution: Fear is conquerable. It is one of the reasons we love stories of battling with fear. Don't let the fear stand in your way any longer. Instead, make a decision to overcome each of your fears.

77% of people in the US experience regular stress. Stress can lead to brain fog, tiredness and a lack of mental clarity. 

Solution: We need less to destress.

• Declutter your home and office.
• Say no to more meetings.
• Say yes to invites that make you feel like saying "Hell Yes!"
• Buy less material things.
• Listen to one podcast instead of many.
• Read fewer books.
• Invest and save more money so you can stress less about the unforeseen.
• Take regular breaks.

Death is the one life problem we all have in common and can’t solve. 

Death can be our greatest motivator if we let it. Use your life to do something that gives you meaning, and then you’ll no longer see death as a problem.