Saturday, January 18, 2014

Improve Yourself, Improve Your Relationships

Yes, it's true ... nobody really wants to think that they need to help themselves improve, especially, since it involves planning and working hard. Of course, it also involves thinking about the consequences you can face if things don't change. Still, it's important to know what you need to do to make things better. That's what the tips below are for.





One of the best ways to get an accurate picture of yourself and to learn wisdom is through serving others. Whether you enjoy volunteering at a homeless shelter, helping kids at your church or cleaning up the environment, service projects can strengthen your sense of purpose and your connection to your fellow human beings. Did you see the movie titled "The Peaceful Warrior"? If not, you should check it out. It's a great movie about living in the present moment. Anyways, one of the main characters in the movie named Socrates (played by Nick Nolte), a wise mentor, tells his student, "There's no greater purpose than service to others".

Great resources for overall personal development are books. Books can be audio, print or digital versions. The information contained in these sources will not only provide you with motivational quotes and tips, but also inspire you to take control of your situation and have you on your way to feeling more fulfilled and in tune with your emotions and behaviors.

You need to accomplish at least one planned task a day if you want to feel productive. The task should not be a daunting one. It is important to choose a task that fits into the time that you have available, rather than trying to squeeze it into a smaller time slot, which ultimately, may result in failure.

Yoga doesn't just have benefits for your physical health, it can help improve your mood, too. As a result, it becomes a valuable self-help tool. Practicing yoga helps to calm the mind, which leaves you less vulnerable to stress. Even simple techniques, such as controlled deep breathing, can help you to relax more effectively and reduce your anxiety each day.

Enhance and sustain the quality of your romantic relationships by taking a good look at your partner's most irritating traits and the motivations (or lack thereof) behind the action. Many people find that they automatically assume that their partner's behavior is deliberate or consciously directed at them. More often than not, the offending party would never in a million years think that he or she was doing something to upset their partner.

See, it wasn't nearly as bad as you thought it would be, right? That is, thinking about how you can help yourself live a better life. Life can get stuck in a rut, and that can make living it that much harder. I hope the tips covered on today's blog post can help improve yourself so that you can live a happier life, your way.


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