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How to Gamify Your Life?

How to Gamify Your Life?

Apply these steps to your life using the goals that you have :

  1. When you’re playing a game, you usually start at Level One. You’re a newbie, a beginner, a rookie.
  2. Then, as you take certain actions, you accumulate points.
  3. Once you have enough points, you move up to the next level. That is, you level up.
  4. You move up–from level to level– and, eventually, you move all the way up to the top level.

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What is Gamification / Gamify Your Life All About?

What is Gamification / Gamify Your Life All About?

  • Making something fun and include elements of play in it.
  • So that you’ll be much more likely to muster up the motivation to get it done.
  • Turning your life / goal into a game!

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Reward Yourself!

Reward Yourself!

When you reach Level Two you could get yourself a piece of equipment that you can use to help you with your goals.

Here are some examples if your goals are related to workouts / losing weights :

  •  A watch with GPS;
  • A stability ball;
  • Color...

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PAUSE - What Level Are You Currently At?

PAUSE - What Level Are You Currently At?

  1. What level are you currently at for each area of your life (physical fitness, emotional well-being, relationships, career, and so on)?
  2. How can you move up to the next level?
  3. How can you make the action that you need to take fun?

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MARELISA

At each level the question becomes:

“How do I move on to the next level?”

Daring to Live Fully

MARELISA

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6 Practical Steps to Gamify Your Life

6 Practical Steps to Gamify Your Life

1. Identify Your Current Level

  • Don’t Compare Yourself to Those Who Are at Level Ten
  • You Can’t Leap From Level One to Level Ten

2. Identify What the Next Level Looks Like

3. Identify the

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Example - The Levels from Depression to Bliss Look Something Like The Following :

Example - The Levels from Depression to Bliss Look Something Like The Following :

  1. Depressed
  2. Discouraged
  3. Worried
  4. Frustrated/Irritated
  5. Bored
  6. Content
  7. Hopeful/Optimistic
  8. Happy
  9. Passionate
  10. Blissful

You shouldn’t ask yourself how to move from Level One to Level Ten.

Instead, ask...

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Marelisa

If you want to

GET MORE DONE

AND

HAVE FUN

doing it,

MARELISA

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