Self Improvement - Become a Better you

healzer

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Another thing that helps is to take days off.
For about a year I've programmed myself not to take any breaks/days off, but I'm discovering that I was wrong.
It's important to take 1-2 days off and just go for a walk or do something social.

These days may seem as non-productive, but meeting people opens new opportunities right?

 

healzer

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Have a positive attitude inside yourself.

Whenever you start feeling depressed, boring, not paying attention in class, wasting time on the internet,...
Look at yourself from the inside and push that energy out. Act like you're a boss, no matter the circumstances. This is a shot of insanly positive energy.

 

healzer

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Do you know your "why"?
A lot of people say they are doing it for their family, the clothes, the luxury life,...
But do you like doing what you are doing? How long did it take you to find your niche that you are working and dominating now?

A good read: http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/233435

 

healzer

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Stay positive, each and every single day.

In the morning while you're lying in your bed, get the right thoughts into your mind, feed your mind with positive energy.
Every morning you have to re-program yourself - everyday you become a better person, a better you.
Each day you are being reborn as a better human being.

GET UP and GET SOMETHING!

 

healzer

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Micromanagement.

I'm a coder, I love making bots & things that automate my work for me.
However, when I'm stuck on something, when something doesn't work, I spend HOURS trying to figure it out.
STOP doing that, when something doesn't happen, just leave it aside and do something else meanwhile (if you can that is). Re-try solving the problem after a day or two.

Personally, I get depressed & pissed off when I waste so many hours on problems while I should've done something more productive meanwhile.

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very useful read:
http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/230606
check it out

 

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karupoiss

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I advise everybody to check out RSD Nation also. They are more focused on how to get good with women but the advice they give out applies to everything in life.

 

healzer

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karupoiss said:

I advise everybody to check out RSD Nation also. They are more focused on how to get good with women but the advice they give out applies to everything in life.

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Thanks a lot! I've heard about RSD Nation, will check out their video's from time to time

 

healzer

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Don't see yourself better than other people, don't make other people look less worthy than yourself. Instead, make other people feel better than they were just a moment ago.

Nothing good comes from not-helping someone

 

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I keep notes and that's really good to track records and what you've done so far but not too much.. Just for my information.

 

healzer

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Your networks are directly related to your net worth

New friends and relationships are crucial for your success, however changing your existing friends and improving them is great decision, but be cautious. If your social situations suck, if people are negative around you, then start by being positive yourself first and they will follow you.

 

healzer

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Drop all distraction from your life.
Have a "focus" mantra in your life, something that you can recall whenever you start getting distracted, negative or depressed.

Start facing your fears. See yourself doing whather you are afraid of. If you are saying "I just don't see the point in doing something" or some other excuse to make you feel "Ok" about not doing something then you are afraid.

 

healzer

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The most important element (at least for me) to stay productive, even in zero cash flow situations is to stay happy. Knowing that a positive and honest attitude just might change all of that in an instant. Do Not Give Up!