There was a time when I never wanted to wake up early. In fact, I used to dread the sound of my alarm clock. I would hit snooze over and over again until I finally had to get up for work. It wasn’t until I started practicing manifesting that my view on waking up early changed.
It can be really hard to stick to your own moral compass. Society tells us that we should do what others think is right, and that we should strive to be like everyone else. But following your own inner compass is so important. It allows you to live a life based on your own values and beliefs, rather than someone else’s.
How can you know for sure if you’re living on par with what’s meant for you if you’re never checking in with yourself? I used to always check in with myself. I would pause and think about life, what I needed and what I wanted.
So the other day I mentioned that I think about the good times and the bad times, but mostly the good memories are starting to sneak back into my mind about my ex. I can talk about this openly because I share this information with nearly anyone who will listen. It’s important for people to understand that, just because you’ve left the situation, doesn’t mean you won’t sometimes miss it or yearn for the good that was there.
Self-awareness is key to personal growth. If you want to be the best version of yourself, you need to know who you are and what makes you tick. The questions in this guide will help you reflect on your life and identify areas where you can grow. By taking the time to answer these questions honestly, you can start making positive changes in your life that will lead to lasting happiness and fulfillment.
Everyone is different, what works for one person may not work for another. But, if we try to trust our instincts more, we can get a better grasp on what is happening with our bodies, and make better decisions. Even if you’re an expert in your field or have had a few other experiences in life, don’t let anything hold you back from listening to that inner voice that often gets ignored.
You see, life isn’t a straight line from point A to point B. I am pretty sure once I got into my late 20s I started to realize that life won’t always go the way you had planned. Things will happen to test your endurance, your confidence, your strength, your loyalty and so on. You will fail some of these tests, but I don’t call it a failure unless you give up.
Often times we go along in life just doing the daily mundane tasks. There’s no major thought in the process. It’s almost like this robotic routine for people. Many human beings live their lives the same way in and out, not realizing that there is so much more to life.