Many people don’t realize the seriousness of their situation until it becomes too severe. What about the relationships we don’t cherish? The relationships we don’t cherish? Most of us wish we could go back to our youth and learn the things we don’t want to know later in life.
1. It doesn’t take much to be self-critical
As children, we learn all the right things and are punished for not doing them. Is it something you were forced to do by your parents? Or has society made it mandatory for you to go to college?
2. Accept your fears
Everyone makes mistakes. Every person is imperfect. But wisdom comes from learning how to make it better.
3. Little steps can make a big difference
A single woman walks alone on a deserted beach.
I would try to do everything and then procrastinate. The idea of small steps does not prevent you from moving quickly or becoming too large. My tendency was to try to do everything, then procrastinate.
4 It’s now
A child is a great teacher.
5 Don’t make them more than they are
While we can learn a lot from children, that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t be children.
6 It doesn’t revolve around you
Recognize that others may not see you the same way you do.
7. Time for others
My grandmother, who has heart disease, was unexpectedly admitted to the emergency room. You may have to give up some of your personal time to help your loved ones. You should treat them as if it were their last day.
Final Thoughts
Each chapter will end with you realizing that you don’t regret the things you did, but what you didn’t do. You only get who you want to become by taking the steps necessary to achieve your goals each day.