Learn to cherish life before you do anything else. You’ll be
surprised at how easy and happy everything else seems in
comparison.
Make lists of goals you’d like to achieve
for each of these areas, i.e. tangible
accomplishments that you think are
representative of the desired levels of
progress you want to make in each of
these areas of your life. The objective is
to actually be able to say where you see
yourself at when you think you’re doing
well in that particular area of your life.
It could be a minimum score on a
competitive test, like the GMAT, as part
of your ‘career’ list. It could even be
some specific time in the morning you
think you need to get out of bed every
day as part of your ‘routine’ list. It
doesn’t matter. What does matter is
whether your list of goals represents a
true reflection of your heart’s desires,
for therein lies your path to happiness.
It should.
Once you’ve made your lists, you’ll
know what you need to do to get to
where you want to be. It worked for
me, and I believe it should for anybody
who’s willing to give it a go. Just
remember your priorities, what’s
important comes first. Things like your
career and your family are obviously
more important than your pilates class
or your Facebook News Feed.
It’s always the simple that produces the
marvelous. Life itself has always been a
very straightforward deal. You need to
work as hard as possible, be intelligent
and persistent and never take no for
an answer. You’ll win. It’s as easy as
that. Life may not be perfect, but it is
beautiful in its variety, unpredictability
and uniqueness.
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