You want to help everyone but you won’t have enough time. Learn to say no so you can say yes to your own wishes and calm mental health.
Saying no is ok. It is fine. People will find another way.
You want to help everyone but you won’t have enough time. Learn to say no so you can say yes to your own wishes and calm mental health.
Saying no is ok. It is fine. People will find another way.
It’s easy to be comfortable. You can quickly get stuck in a rut and every day loops by with no progress or specific joy.
But things can be different. If you really want to succeed at something, you can do it. You can shift from that spot of being comfortable, get a little uncomfortable, and continue through to success.
It’s hard at first but you will build momentum and eventually, in 3, 6 or 12 months, after consistent daily discipline and effort, you’ll become unstoppable. You will not recognise the old you.
It’s a very exciting transformation. Do it.
Your discipline will determine what level of success you are going to have.
If you don’t discipline your mind and body, to develop great habits, that you consistently do, every day, then you will have exactly what you have now, but you’ll be a year older.
Ignore it for a year or two or ten. Nobody will take any notice. You’ll be the same. And it’s only you to blame.
Instead, get determined. Stop talking. Start doing. Get results. Feel good. Your discipline will determine the outcome you’re going to have.
Your results tell us everything we need to know.
Before you get too fancy, just grind out the basics well.
Get up the same time everyday, even if you’ve had a late night.
Get to bed by 9pm. Rarely anything useful happens after that hour. Fun, yes. Distracting, yes. But not useful.
Eat well. Drink water. Exercise daily. Have a purpose.
Life is better when you grind out the basics.
Both mental and physical health require some commitment, discipline and effort every day.
Ignore or avoid this at your peril.
After a big life event and after 12 months, reevaluate everything. Make sure your goals Are up to date and that you are on track. Be clear you want to still go in this direction.
Get away. Detox from data and technology. Touch some grass. Shut yourself away from the world for 24 hours. Feel what it’s like to appreciate life’s simplicity again.
Say you just got a new job. Toil immediately on how you’ll make this new role an absolute, unmitigated success. Prepare today like you’re starting tomorrow, even if you’re not officially starting for another 73 days.
Even better, begin your transition prep while you’re still interviewing. There’s nothing like preparing when you already feel you’ve got the job.
Success meets the well prepared mind.
Have you ever thought about it? Observe how you spend non-work time. Is it with family? Are you solo?
Reading, writing, watching movies, playing cards, tinkering and socialising are often cited as favourite pastimes.
Drill down into how you spend your time as it’s a useful barometer for life.
Your worst day is likely to be a dream day for millions of people, or more.
If you have health, others may not. You may have access to healthcare, where others don’t. Imagine that!
Having kids or your parents nearby, or a phone call away, is a treasure.
Having passive income or a job is also a dream for many people. As is having a warm house to live in or a hot shower every day.
Having enough food to eat each day is also a blessing.
We often compare up and notice what we don’t have or would like to have. Take a few minutes today to compare your life with those less fortunate and appreciate all that we have that most of the world might like.
Appreciate your pretty good health, free healthcare, warm dinners, hot showers, family, friends, income, savings, etc. Appreciate it all.
Great 20 second reel below illustrates this well.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DBY6kAQiFt0/?igsh=MWVveTBteHU1YzJ0bg==