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How to Cope With Intrusive Thoughts

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At each level the question becomes:

“How do I move on to the next 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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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 ...

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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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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

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