Out of Everything I Tried to do to Make Myself Happy - This One Trick Worked The Best
Something I have talked about in the past is the “be love” philosophy I have started to embrace.
I’d be lying if I said I have successfully shifted my mindset to be fully in the be-love state, but every time I am in this state, I am happy.
Best of all, I’m happy no matter where I am.
Stop Trying to Live In The Present… Do This Instead
The moment you try to think about the present is the same moment you will fail to. Yet, people will tell you the key to peaceful living is to focus on the present.
I have a more realistic path for you that’ll produce greater results.
Learn to become comfortable with your thoughts.
I Was a Terrible Student, but All I Do Is Learn
I might not be giving school enough credit. There were exceptions. There are always exceptions.
For me, it was the poetry section in English class, physics and history.
I loved hearing beautiful ways to convey simple or complicated messages. Oftentimes, we would have to figure out what a poem meant. It was a beautiful process.
How Smoking Weed Almost Destroyed My Life
Once I started smoking, my lungs became horrible. I would randomly cough up flem, my cardio was shot and I had no motivation to get better at any sport.
Because I was eating so much junk food, I gained weight, my skin became horrible and I probably smelt like shit too.
How to be an Introvert in an Extrovert’s World
One thing is clear. Even introverts need to socialize.
We humans are social creatures and even if you prefer to be by yourself, never talking to anyone and hiding from society is not good for you.
Nor is it enjoyable.
Eventually, you’ll crave human interaction and go in public. Otherwise, you’ll lose your mind.
Sorry, but You Are Not Failing Enough
One of the main reasons you are not failing enough is because you are afraid of the potential negative outcome of taking risks. The result is you avoid risks and have less opportunity to fail.
We need to get you comfortable with taking risks!
Unless you had parents who made you terrified of taking risks, chances are, you were a risk taker at one point and failed. This got you to where you are now.