Making More Of Your Life

Sep 28
07:21

2012

Keith Barrett

Keith Barrett

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When you think about your life and your achievements, you may have some feelings that are associated with doubts, or with regret. It's easy to feel like you haven't achieved all that you can, or that life should be so much better. Indeed, you may discover that you spend time looking at others with a sense of jealousy.

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Your own feelings may reflect realistic issues about the progression of your career,Making More Of Your Life Articles or the state of the relationships that you are involved in. What does become clear is that you may need to make some changes in order to find the levels of success that you crave.

Before doing so, there may also be value associated with working out what it is that you are really trying to achieve. Do you have aims that are realistic? Although it's no bad thing to set the bar at a high level, this may not be the most appropriate approach in all circumstances. You need to give some consideration to the levels that you will be able to reach.

It's often the case in life that you will be trying to put yourself in the best possible position to be able to take advantage of the possibilities that are out there. If you're really going to meet your ambitions, then you'll need to give yourself the best possible chance.

It can also be incredibly dangerous to spend too much time thinking about how others perceive you. This is not to say, of course, that this is not a natural approach to the problem. It can become easy to get drawn in to spending endless hours pondering the thoughts of others. Ultimately, this can actually have a negative impact on your own happiness levels.

Would it be nice to think that other people's opinions shouldn't matter to you at all? Although this may be something that seems pretty appealing, you do need to think about whether you will ever put yourself in that position. The problem here is often one that seems to centre on individual perceptions.

You may well perceive that others look at you and consider your actions in detail. But is this really the case? It's more likely that you are building up this picture, due to your own awareness of the things that you say and do. Ultimately, you may be the person who emerges as being your greatest critic.

Most of us will tend to find that it's easier to identify personal problems than success stories. Sometimes, however, you do need to make the time to pat yourself on the back. It's nice to be positive and to appreciate your own efforts. Such a course of action can really allow yourself to blossom in full.

Think about whether a positive approach could allow you to develop and to flourish.

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