What have you done recently that has dramatically improved your life?
Could be anything. Stopping or starting a habit, reading a book, watching a documentary.
What is making a difference in your life?
What have you done recently that has dramatically improved your life?
Could be anything. Stopping or starting a habit, reading a book, watching a documentary.
What is making a difference in your life?
@jgrantf Just do it.
I tend to have a habit of overthinking things and end up not doing them ultimately. Planning the perfect execution was the cover for procrastination. I would read up on a certain subject (say, photography), watch tutorials, and even procure tools (e.g. rent a DSLR), but never actually get round to just doing it. Underneath was a secret fear of failure.
But it's all about the trying and the failing and the getting up again in improving any skill and eventually excelling.
But recently, I have just been doing things without overthinking, and it has dramatically helped me get over that sticky trap of analysis paralysis.
Anyone can relate?
I can definitely relate. I used to have tons of trouble just taking the leap and trying new things, even if I don’t feel 100% ready. Just learning to take action, fly by the seat of your pants and adjust when you need to has helped a ton.
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Recently I have taken few steps to change my lifestyle which really has dramatically improved my life. It all started with some mild chest pain few months back, and I visited the doctors for a consultation. And as usual, there were many tests prescribed, and it kept on increasing, without any significant findings. So this continued for almost a month, I even changed the doctor, with the feeling that, someone else may find the root cause accurately. But nothing helped. I just ended up spending more , doing more and more tests.
Finally one fine day, I decided to change my life style. I first sat down and analyzed, to decide on what is a must I should change. Two things, came in my end and I decided to start on them : Doing regular exercise and try to have a good sleep. Because they are complimentary to each other, you can't feel good to do exercise without a very good sleep.
So I started on these almost 5 months back, and so far the results are tremendous. All my pains are gone. I am feeling more energetic and fresh, and even if I do not do exercise, I feel the difference.
I think, these two are very important for each of us and every one should pursue these at the minimum.
That’s awesome! I’m definitely feeling like I need to get more sleep, or at least higher quality sleep. I miss exercising too. My job is pretty physical but it feels different from more targeted training. I may well be following in your footsteps soon :)
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