Be All You Can Be

By Tracee Bonderas

When any of us are looking for ways to improve ourselves we tend to participate in the common areas which are common to social improvement, some of these common goals can be: joining a gym, quit smoking, spending more time with family and friends. How do we assess our own situation and decide that it is time for better need of self improvement? The signs will be plentiful.

Sure tell signs that you are in need of an adjustment are feelings of physical and mental slowness, not content about your current situation and way of life amongst other things hindering your constant daily lives. When someone decides to choose self improvement, they first have to change themselves mentally then a more positive attitude will follow.

Changing your lifestyle doesn't mean you are insufficient enough to carry on life's goals, it mean that there's just a slight imbalance between who you are, what you want and where you want to go in life. Figuring out how and where to begin can be a nightmare; but with a little bit of planning and organization, re-applying yourself to a proper life's path will be a lot easier.

Listing all the problems you face is a great way to start, you are basically writing down all the obstacles you want to tackle and addressing them one by one. Also, list all the things in life that are positive aspects of your life. Comparing the lists to each other, try to pinpoint ways that you can proactively eliminate the frustrations.

These lists carry a lot of weight in helping you identifying what are the root causes of your problematic issues and by clearing the path to the issues you want to address, it is easier to focus on the goals at hand. Looking at the list of your major sources of satisfaction will encourage you by representing the successes you have brought to yourself as well as the skills you can utilize in yourself improvement plan.

Sometimes the best place to start is with the body, by committing to healthy eating and exercise, while sometimes mental and emotional needs may take precedence. Map out your starting point and your ultimate goals and in between list all the short term rally points that will lead up to that goal. Don't jump the gun too quick and concentrate on each rally point until you've met them and then continue to the next. By doing this with discipline you will see a growth in what ever area you are trying to achieve. - 31877

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