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How to set achievable goals
How to manage time for personal and professional life
How to avoid distractions
What are you improving on?
And what are your tools to get there?
The most important tool that we can learn to use is reflective writing. How else can we start to improve our models and ideas thst make up life now? Writing down our goals, fears and musings with daily routine provides us with daily information about the life we want to direct.
It can be just 15 minutes once or twice a day, and answering a few preset questions with a few sentences. First it can be difficult, so write whatever comes to mind. Soon you may notice you start providing creative answers to your own pressing questions.
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Writing with a routine also helps us in describing people, troubles and musings with sentences that elevate their value for you.
Imagine a friend comes to help you move. Instead of plainly describing the fact, imagine writing in the evening: "She is one friend I can always trust. I need to ...
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View the Sublime
Going to the museum to view works of art without cameras can provide us with a perspective that escapes our view in the daily grind.
Every day we should seek to stare a painting, a nice view or an impressive photo for a while just to remind us that our busyness just might be quite insignifi...
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How to Prioritize your Life
How can we create life that looks more and more like us, week in and out? This is a look into creating such life through practical tips.
The Calm Workbook has given inspiration for the ideas.
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How can you know it's valuable?
We are often guided to set priorities for the day and week and afterwards reflect on them. But with too strictly worded a list, we may end up executing it instead of exploring life.
Going to an unknown or inconvenient territory and places should make it to our priority list more often than ...
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The Fears That We Are Not Facing
Having clutter isn’t bad, but the guilt associated with the burden of postponed decisions is the real culprit. We need to face our fears and find ways to get rid of the emotional and spiritual clutter. A few ways can be:
- Journaling daily.
- Meditating daily.
1. What Are You Doing?
- We avoid pain through distraction. We transport our minds to some other time or place or world where it can be safe and insulated from the pain of day-to-day life.
- Now, there’s nothing wrong with distraction. We all need some sort of diversion to keep us sane and happy. The key is th...
7 Things You Need To Understand About Anxiety And Depression
No, we are not over yet. After discussing the topic with my friend’s Dad (he is a doctor), I’ve made a list of things you need to understand and avoid anxiety attacks (hard to breathe moments).
- Think of your anxiety as a biological problem, rather than thinking there is something wron...
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