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What are the benefits of slowing down in life? What do relationships have to do with mindfulness? In his book, The Things You Can See Only When You Slow Down, Haemin Sunim explains how when you use mindfulness, you begin to see things that were invisible before. In slowing down, you start to fully appreciate what matters in life. Here’s a look at the things you’ll start to see once you slow down in life.
What’s holding women back from fully embracing their sexuality? Why do different standards exist for men and women when it comes to sexual expression? In A Radical Awakening, Dr. Shefali Tsabary writes that common myths about women’s sexuality have shaped societal views for generations. These misconceptions often stem from historical power dynamics and continue to influence how women view their own bodies and desires today. Keep reading to discover how women can break free from these limiting beliefs and reclaim their sexual autonomy.
Do you stop learning when you get out of school? Why is it important to always be curious in life? Curiosity is key to lifelong learning. Arnold Schwarzenegger says that being curious transforms the people around you into potential teachers and attracts those who recognize your eagerness to learn. Let’s look at how to stay curious and keep an open mind about learning new things.
Do you want to live an authentic life? How can you muster up the courage to do so? Palliative care nurse Bronnie Ware writes in her book The Top Five Regrets of the Dying that a lot of courage is required to live without regrets. She shares three tips for how to live authentically and regret-free. Below are Ware’s three tips for finding the courage to live authentically.
Are you afraid to do hard work? What are the benefits of tackling difficult tasks? The transformative power of hard work can shape you into your best self. Not everything in life will be easy, but getting through the struggle is worth it in the end. Here’s how to do hard work to see the results.
Are you living life to the fullest? Do you want to do more with your life? If you feel like you’re just letting life pass, you need to start taking action. You can do this by setting goals for yourself that you want to achieve, in addition to prioritizing activities that yield rewards. Let’s look at how to get the most out of life, according to Brian Tracy.
What are the benefits of helping others? How did Arnold Schwarzenegger find joy in boosting other people up? Arnold Schwarzenegger’s governorship shows that success doesn’t ride on the shoulders of one person. All of our accomplishments are collective endeavors built upon mutual aid and support. We’ll explain why helping others will ultimately result in personal achievements and moral rewards.
Why is it important to accept death as a part of life? How can facing your mortality make you happier? While it may feel uncomfortable to acknowledge, you will die one day and that’s a fact. Rather than living your life in fear of death, it’s healthier to accept that death is natural and to live life in a way that will leave you regret-free. Here’s what palliative care nurse Bronnie Ware has to say about accepting death.
Is your mind constantly bombarded with other people’s thoughts? How can you regain control over your media consumption? In today’s digital age, we’re inundated with a constant stream of information. From social media to news outlets, the quality of content we consume often lacks depth and originality. This flood of low-quality information can hinder our ability to think deeply and develop our own ideas. Read on to discover Ozan Varol’s tips for thoughtful media consumption that will help you reconnect with your true self.
Do you often stress about things that are outside your control? How can you learn to accept what you can’t change? Bronnie Ware, a palliative care nurse, writes about the most common deathbed regrets she’s heard in her career. One way to avoid regrets and to live authentically and courageously is to let go of things that you can’t control. Here’s Ware’s reasoning and her advice for doing so.