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Simple Guide to a Fulfilled Life

We can make changes gradually, at our discretion, to enjoy every step that will help us to look at life from the bright side. The road to change will not be steep if we understand that it is up to us and that regular exercise can make our day look more beautiful. Furthermore, by taking care of ourselves and our mental health we won’t be afraid to share our message with the world. We can talk about mental health and its importance. Let’s begin…

Decide what do you really want from life

To be able to create a life in which we are beautiful, it is first essential to tell ourselves what we really want from life and what a lovely life means to us. It is also vital that we give ourselves an answer – why we want it. It will help us understand what our right priorities are in life and what reasons we need to devote to them.

Gratitude – a value to be cherished

When we are not satisfied with our lives, we usually suffer because of what we do not have, while forgetting all that we have. When we look at things from a different perspective and pay attention to everything we have and awaken in ourselves an appreciation for it, every day begins to make new sense. People are often unhappy because they are not grateful for what they have and do not love themselves as they are, but suffer for what they do not have and what they would like to be. So, ask yourself a question every night: why I can be grateful today, and you will realize how much gratitude she has every day. By developing gratitude, you will develop a success-oriented mind.

Inner peace as a measure of happiness

Being happy is trendy nowadays. We all strive to be elated and smiling at all costs. It’s nice to be smiling and happy, of course, but it’s not always possible. Just as there are day and night, hot and cold, so in ourselves, we have moments of joy and moments of sadness and bad experiences. The essence is in achieving inner peace, since then we are delighted, not when we are elated.
Then everything is fine, we are satisfied with ourselves and our life.

We are calm even when we are not doing our best because we know that this is the phase after which the solutions follow. Inner peace can be nurtured. And I have been personally witnessing this for almost 10 years. Start by devoting ten minutes each day to sitting in silence and following your thoughts, feelings, and body. So we allow ourselves to be who we are without judging whether it is good or bad.

Don’t take someone else’s opinion personally

They are often the source of our dissatisfaction with other people’s opinions and behavior towards us. That is why we tend to value ourselves based on what others tell us, forgetting who we are and what we are. Consciously nurturing inner peace will help us to become aware of our qualities and weaknesses. Still, in communicating with others, we need to understand that everyone is entitled to an opinion but that it has nothing to do with us.

Do not draw conclusions in advance

It is just as important not to take the comments of others personally.
It is equally important not to reach conclusions in advance. We often get upset and criticize others without knowing the real reasons for their behavior. We have the right to dislike something or someone, but if we get nervous about it, we won’t get very far. If we do not make conclusions before we know everything, we will notice over time that our relationships with others are much better.

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by Veronica Steel

My name is Veronica Steel, my friends call me Rony. I was born and raised in Santa Barbara, California.
I am a business consultant turned blogger. I spend my days working, helping and inspiring others. I try to enjoy as much as I can in small lives’ moments and things.
Finally, I am a coffee lover and a cosmopolite. 🙂

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