A Guide to Live Life on Your Terms
Money is one of those forbidden topics. Along with politics and religion, you’re not supposed to talk about money in most settings. At least, that is what I have always been told. I guess it’s because so many of us have such a charged and difficult relationship with money. Those of us who do not have it tend to envy those of us who do have it. And those of us who do have it tend to want to keep it for ourselves rather than share it with others.
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Let’s talk about Identity Crisis. Do you ask yourself sometimes, “Who am I? What is my purpose?” Or maybe you feel you have no deep or meaningful relationships. Learn to set attainable goals and strategize your way to success. There’s nothing better for you than accepting the journey you’re on. Learn more in Don’t Drink the Koolaide #IThinkRed.
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Let’s talk about the Human Connection. Do you ever find yourself afraid to speak out? Maybe you feel a little self-conscious, sweaty, shy, or even ignored. It is important to find balance in your life. Learn how to deal with the different personalities you come across. Learn more in Don’t Drink the Koolaide #IThinkRed.
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Let’s talk about the Forbidden Topic. Do you have wealth guilt? Maybe you were taught that being rich is bad and you can only be rich if you were born rich. It’s time to start attracting what you want in life. Learn to eliminate guilt and do more of what you love to do. Don’t Drink the Koolaide #IThinkRed.
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When we do not like something about someone, it is usually a characteristic within ourselves. It is the reflection of that characteristic back to us that irritates us. Work on you rather than blaming others. Once you work on changing yourself, you will find that you either are no longer bothered by the other person or you at least have sympathy and understanding for them.
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Technology is a tool. Not a crutch. Do not use it as a replacement for person-to-person interaction, but rather as a supplement. There’s nothing wrong with picking up your phone, but don’t do it during dinner. Communicate through social media, but also communicate face to face.
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We’re all more connected, yet we are more alone than ever before. This isolation is really not good for us. Numerous studies show that feelings of isolation lead to physiological changes within our bodies that lead to illness and even early death. Moreover, studies show that social ties are linked with longer lifespans, decreased stress levels, and increased feelings of well-being overall.
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Things are so easy nowadays that we have all developed a fear of commitment. In fact, many companies have changed their marketing strategies to fit this fear of commitment. You no longer have to commit to a two-year phone contract with a mobile phone company. Now you can get a pay-as-you-go option or even some kind of upgrade plan that lets you change your phone as soon as a new one becomes available.
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The amazing rate that technology has interfered in the social interactions between people is astounding in today’s world. A decade or so ago, if I was standing in line somewhere, I would strike up a conversation with one of the strangers in the line with me. Now, I simply pick up my cell phone and catch up on social media or text messages. I can’t tell you how often I see people out at restaurants all on their phones instead of having actual conversations with each other.
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Everyone says it, but it’s true. The first step to any kind of personal growth is to get yourself a journal. You may have a desire to use your computer or your phone, but please consider using a regular journal and a pen or pencil. Psychologically speaking, we respond better when we handwrite our journal entries; especially in the beginning. Your body is fully engaged and it will enable you to go deeper. Not to mention the fact that there is no chance your journal will start to ring or send you a notification of a new email. A paper journal allows you to focus on you, which is the whole point.
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