Skip to main content

Life’s To Do List – How to Be Confident and Independent

Confident Attractive Young Woman Sitting at a Desk

Remind yourself daily that you are not perfect. Nobody is. We all make mistakes. We all have flaws. We all have strengths and weaknesses. We all have good days and bad days. Don’t let anybody break you down. Be Strong! Follow these steps.

Learn to budget:
·         Pay your bills on time or before the due date, if possible
·         Buy only what you can afford.
·         Pay a little extra on debts when you can to reduce them faster and increase your credit rating.
·         Do not frequent the malls
·         Shop with a list and stick to it as much as possible
·         Use coupons when possible - it is not about being poor or cheap, it is about smart saving.
·         Avoid taking small ticket items on credit
·         Treat yourself every once in a while not all the time
·         Learn the art of denying instant gratification
·         Put some funds aside for emergencies and  watch your money grow

Do not avoid or ignore bills or creditors
·         the situation is not going to go away
·         It will only get worse if you do.
·         Make small arrangements and try to stick to them - let creditors  know if you are unable to keep your arrangement and make new ones with them

Accept your current situation and deal with it:
·         Do not lie to yourself by pretending that things are better than they are.   Yes, we all wish we were rich or have more – but the fact is we aren’t.
·         Don’t follow the Joneses or the whomever?
·         Live within your means
·         Things will get better if you deal with them.

Finally, exercise and laugh a lot.
·    Try to find humour in every situation (even the bad ones if it is even after the dust is settled).
·      Don’t take yourself so seriously or everybody else will.
·      Learn to say yes to yourself and no to others—it may sound selfish, but you won’t be stressed.
·      Be kind and thoughtful.
·      Don’t forget to breathe!

People who understand and manage their life are more confident, and independent and have less stress in their lives.

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Embracing Nature: A Summer Symphony of Vibration

In the realm of nature, summer is a season of vibrant energy. The sun shines high, the days are long, and the atmosphere buzzes with the hum of life. It is a time of bountiful harvests, flourishing flora, and the vibrant hues of the natural world. A time when the symphony of nature is at its peak, with each element - from the gentle rustle of leaves to the melodious chirping of birds - contributing its unique note. The Pulse of Nature: Vibration At the heart of this symphony is the concept of vibration. Everything in nature - from the tiniest grain of sand to the mightiest oak tree - is in a constant state of vibration. This vibration is not just a physical movement, but a form of energy that is fundamental to the way nature functions. Summer keeps the planets in their orbits and their particles bound together. In the context of summer, vibration takes on a special significance. The increased sunlight and warmth lead to more intense vibrations, resulting in a flurry of activity in the ...

Embracing Joy In 2024: A Liberation from the Chains of Comparison

"Comparison is the thief of joy." - Theodore Roosevelt As we embark on 2024, adorned with resolutions, the warmth of the new year, and the promise of joy, it's essential to reflect on the profound wisdom in Theodore Roosevelt's timeless quote. In a world steeped with social media highlight reels and the constant urge to keep up with the Kardashians, this sentiment is more relevant than ever.  Instead of appreciating our unique journey and the progress we have made, comparison shifts our attention to external standards that may not align with our authentic desires and values. It creates a never-ending cycle of seeking validation and trying to measure up to an ideal that may not be genuinely fulfilling. The Origin of the Quote: The words "Comparison is the thief of joy" is a profound and insightful quote often attributed to Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th President of the United States, a man known for his wisdom and insights into human nature. Roosevelt's w...

10 Habits for a Healthier Life

Living a healthy life is more than just eating right and exercising. It involves nurturing both your mind and body. Here are ten habits to incorporate into your daily routine for a healthier, happier you: Keep a Mood Journal : Track your emotions and thoughts. This can help you understand patterns and triggers, allowing you to manage your mental health more effectively. Seek Help and Support : Don't hesitate to reach out for support from friends, family, or professionals. A strong support system can make all the difference. Avoid Recreational Drugs and Alcohol : These substances can negatively impact both your physical and mental well-being. Opt for healthier coping mechanisms. Make Dietary Adjustments : Eating a balanced diet rich in nutrients fuels your body and mind. Small changes can lead to big improvements. Practice Mindfulness and Breathing Techniques : Mindfulness can reduce stress and increase focus. Incorporate breathing exercises to calm your mind. Take Your Medications ...