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the summary. Number 1. Maintained prospective perspective.
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Often in life, we lose track of
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what is important to us. We focus
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on things that have a little importance.
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How big our daily life problems are
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really. Focusing on those little problems
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gives us a sense that life
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is pretty hard. What if you
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change your perspective and look from
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a different perspective? Humans are
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tiny particles when compared to billions
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of stars in the universe. Once
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we switch the perspective we realize
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that what we thought as a
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giant hurdle of our life is
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actually a little event that doesn't
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matter that much when seen from
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a different point of reference. According
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to Robin Sharma, our lives are
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mere blips on the canvas of
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eternity. Whenever you face any stressful
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situation, try to see it from
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different angles or shift your perspective.
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Maintaining your perspective will help you
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look at problems more wisely and
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rationally. Many people love writing diaries.
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Diaries are the recollection of our
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memories. When you look at your
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diary you see the movie of
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your past life. But along with
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diary writing you should also do
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journaling. Journaling is a bit different
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than diary writing. Journaling includes writing
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lessons that you learn from every
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single day of your life. It
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also involves writing your reason for
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being and finding meaning in your
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daily life. It has tremendous benefits.
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For example, it helps you boost
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yourself awareness. By journaling your ideas,
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you get more connected to your
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deeper self. Number 3. Be honest.
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There is an adage that honesty
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is the best policy. But how
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many people do you think follow
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that? A few. What's worse? Breaking
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promises has become a habit now.
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People consider breaking bonds of trust
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as normal. Is this a good
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thing? Hell no. You must be
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honest with people around you. Whenever
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you show dishonesty, you fuel this
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terrible habit and due to it,
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your brain automatically urges you to
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lie more and more. Being dishonest
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also adversely affects how much you
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keep the promise with yourself. Number
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four, embrace the present. Robin advises
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the senior days as many lives.
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We set goals and we give
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our best to achieve those goals.
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We try to control the future,
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so much of our time is
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spent chasing. distant goals. And in
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that race of accomplishing great things
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we forget to respect what's already
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in front of us. We don't
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feel privileged for all the things
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we have. All we have is
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now. All we have is now.
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But still, so many people never
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reach a stage where they could
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embrace the present moment and in
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the hope of achieving some grandiose
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distant reality, they take the current
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reality for granted. Robin says that
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we walk this earth for a
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short time. Shouldn't we respect what
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we have now? Number five, don't
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dwell in the past. Some people
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focus on what lies ahead while
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some focus on what happened to
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them. in the past. Dwelling in
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the past has some severe consequences,
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but why do people dwell in
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the past? People have setbacks and
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failures, so when they look back
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they feel bad and they try
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to bury their failures as much
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as possible. Robbins enlightens us with
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the fact that if you have
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more failures than others, then perhaps
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it's because you have to serve
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a higher purpose. We know happiness
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only when we know what being
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unhappy means. We know victory only
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when we know what the feeling.
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feels like. Instead of worrying and
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complaining about your past you should
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see it as a feedback mechanism.
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Number 6. Have a morning routine.
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The way you begin your day
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determines the way you believe your
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day. Robin Sharma. If you have
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to launch a rocket or a
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missile would you launch it at
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an incorrect angle? No. The same
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is the case with our day.
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We must launch our day with
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preparation. Robin suggests that you should
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have morning rituals to follow. For
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example, you could start your day
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by drinking warm water, walking in
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the woods, etc. The important part
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is, the more organized your morning
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Be childish. Children come to us
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more highly evolved than adults to
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teach us the lessons we need
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to learn. When we grow old
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we start to value less of
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our playful child within us. We
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get busy doing business, paying bills,
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commuting to the office, etc. Somewhere
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down the road of life we
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lose touch with the child inside
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of us. Although we grow tall
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we start becoming less happy and
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less energetic. Robbins shares his son's
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story eating the warmest and most
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vital part of the bread while
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ignoring the outer layer. This reminded
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Robin that adults could learn so
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many things from children by observing
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them. Robin also realized how his
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son focused on the core of
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the bread and how we can
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transfer the same concept to our
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lives by focusing on the things
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that matter. 8. Practice self-talk. We
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talk to ourselves every day, but
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we do it unconsciously most of
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the time. Talking to ourselves is
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correlated with our thoughts. Thoughts have
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incredible power to shape our lives,
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attract prosperity, etc. Practice in self-talk
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also makes you more aware of
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your thoughts. You don't need to
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push yourself and practice to deliver
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self-talk. You just have to be
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more conscious of it. The words
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you speak to yourself change your
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mindset, so you better watch how
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you speak to yourself because it
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will ultimately reflect in your life.
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9. Practice Silence. Practice in silence
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is as important as practice in
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self-talk. The best way to practice
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silence is to find a place
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where you can be in solitude
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and spend some quality time with
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yourself. Being in solitude cuts off
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outside noise and allows you to
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calm your inner turbulence. You might
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say, I'm too busy, I can't
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practice silence. But really, can't you
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find time for yourself? Can't you
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stop for a moment to feel
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gas? in your vehicle. Saying that
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you don't have enough time to
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practice silence on a regular basis
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is a lot like saying that
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you're busy driving to stop for
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gas. Number 10. Go on a
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news fast. A lot of things
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happen in the world. Some are
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good or some are bad and
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this gives birth to the news.
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News informs us about the events
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happening around the world. It's good
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to be aware of what's happening
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in the world. The problem starts
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when people begin to consume a
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lot of news, more news than
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they should. These days news channels
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keep bombarding us with negative news.
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It gives us the impression that
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nothing positive is happening in the
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world. But is this true? Definitely
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not. Again, some events are constructive,
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while others are destructive. Most people
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even start the day by opening
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a newspaper, which then also drains
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the mood and energy of the
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person. reading it because it's filled
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with negative news that sells well.
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Why do these newspapers highlight negative
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news more? It's because humans by
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nature tend to focus more on
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tragic events rather than positive and
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uplifting events. An earthquake is bound
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to gather more attention than the
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discovery of another chemical element. Here's
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a tip. Try to practice news
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fast. This will help you focus
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more and you'll also spend quality
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time with yourself. It's worth noting
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that avoiding news won't make you
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oblivious, you will still be able
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to get news circulating through your
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friends and colleagues. Number 11. Be
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kind to strangers. Imagine what this
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world would look like if everyone
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were kinder to each other. Great,
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wouldn't it? Everyone is come to
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himself, but to strangers, it's a
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whole different matter. Most
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people are only kind to their
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friends and family members and don't
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care about others. Robin suggests that
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you don't need to do great
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acts to improve the quality of
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your life. You can be great
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every single day of your life
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by showing compassion towards others. You
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can help people you find on
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the street or help a blind
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old lady cross the road. By
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doing these little acts of decency,
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you can live a more fulfilling
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life. 12. Take weekly holidays. Job
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is a part of life. It
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gives you money to survive, but
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it isn't everything. You should also
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carve out some quality time for
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yourself for taking weekly holidays. That
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way you'll be able to recharge
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yourself with more energy and be
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ready for your work after the
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holidays. lives inside our bodies. That's
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why we must give respect to
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our bodies by treating it as
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a temple. But in reality we
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abuse our bodies by not giving
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an exercise that needs. On top
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of that we put in a
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lot of junk food. Also studies
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have shown that mental and physical
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health are correlated so take care
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of your body. Number 14 laugh
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more. Even though people have almost
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everything they can imagine most of
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them aren't happy. You should practice
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laughing more. If you tend to
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become depressed you can ameliate this
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by laughing more. 15. Take more
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risks. Taking more risks opens up
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new opportunities. People often avoid taking
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the roads less traveled, but the
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more risks you take in your
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life, the more unique experiences you
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gather once you walk the less
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traveled road and overcome the hurdles
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along the way. Your life's quality
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and richness. get improved. Therefore, take
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more risks. Don't fear. You never
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know what's waiting for you on
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the other side of the risk.
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16. Time is money. We all
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have the same allotment of 24
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hours in a day. What separates
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to people who create great lives
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from the also runs is how
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they use these hours. Most people
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think that time is infinite. This
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is a myth. You should consider
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your time as money. Would you
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squander your money if you had
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a limited amount? Obviously not. When
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you realize that life is short
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and time is limited you become
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cautious about how you spend your
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life moments. 17. Take action. Most
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people slip into the addiction of
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thinking and never put efforts to
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accomplish their goals. Put simply, they
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keep dreaming and never take any
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action to realise them. So don't
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just sit and dream all day.
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Take action. 18. Enjoy the process.
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It's in the process that you
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grow and become better. Some people
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get so focused on accomplishing goals,
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but they forget that it's in
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those hardships that constitute the fun
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part. Life isn't about the reward.
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or the end goal. It's about
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the journey that you experience. 19.
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Rewrite your story. Imagine if you
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had the chance to rewrite the
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story of your life. What part of
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your life would you change? Sadly,
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you can't change the past. What's done
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is done. Fortunately you can plan and
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rewrite your life by finding out
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what needs to be changed in your
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life. Grab a pen and write down
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what's really holding you from living a
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life. You want to live. 20. Never
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hesitate to ask for help. Sometimes
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people feel embarrassed and hesitate to ask
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for help. You should understand that there
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are times when you don't get something
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unless you ask for it. 21. Find
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meaning in your work. Whatever you do
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in your daily life, it must have
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some meaning because if you don't find
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meaning in what you do, it's meaningless.
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Try to find a higher purpose for
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your work. 22. Watch uplifting movies. Instead
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of watching the news and TV
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shows all day, you can watch
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some positive and motivational movies. For
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example, you can watch documentaries of
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great people like Steve Jobs. 23.
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Have great friends. Cultivating friendships is
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one of the surest ways to
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find more happiness. Enjoy in your
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life. Friendships and relationships help us
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in being resilient in tough times
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and also great friends. Help you
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in achieving more in life. 24.
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Developing valuable skills. You
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should develop invaluable skills within
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yourself. Those skills will help
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you grow professionally. 25. See
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your day as a life. Don't think
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that life is long. See your life
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as a set of many, many lives.
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Let me explain. Would you play counter-strike
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full day? If you knew that you're
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going to die tomorrow, no way unless
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your life doesn't have any meaning. Thinking
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your day as life gives you a
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clear picture of your top priorities and
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therefore you only do those things that
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matter the most to you. 26. Take
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the control of your life. You must
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take charge of your life. Start with
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small things. Try to be deliberate in
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what you do. 27. Worry less. There
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are so many things you can't change
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in your life. For example, you can't
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stop an alien invasion or you can't
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stop gravity from point objects. Such things
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are beyond our control. We often try
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to worry a lot about things that
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aren't in our control. What's the point
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of worrying and taking so much stress
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when you don't have the power to
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change everything? It's understandable that a little
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worrying and stress is often helpful and
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helps you focus more. But do it
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too much and you might get yourself
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into trouble. Therefore worry less. Find things
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that are in your control. Leave life.
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