#2: Break the status quo
Look at life in terms of what can be changed and do something about it.
- Crying about things that you cannot change is a sure strategy to remain at status quo.
At least once a month, identify one small thing about yourself that you want to change. Like,
- “Every time before I eat, I will spend 10 seconds in gratitude for this food which is going to become a part of me.”
- “Every time I use anything that is an essential element of my life, like the soil, the water, the air, and everything else around me, I will save 1% of it.”
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