Stop Overthinking: Mindfulness Can Be Yours - Choose To Live Mindfully Every Single Day
By Lyle Paul
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Stop Overthinking - Lyle Paul
STOP OVERTHINKING
MINDFULNESS CAN BE YOURS
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Choose To Live Mindfully
Every Single Day
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Lyle Paul
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: How Will You Choose To Live Your Life?
Chapter 2: How To Play The Long Game In Life.
Chapter 3: 6 Ways To Master Your Emotions
Chapter 4: Why Having Lesser Things Actually Makes You Happier
Chapter 5: How To Focus on Creating Positive Actions
Chapter 6: How To Use Affirmations For Success
Chapter 7: Practicing Gratitude for Increased Happiness and Satisfaction
Chapter 8: Things That Spark Joy
Chapter 9: Stop Being a Slave To Old Beliefs
Chapter 10: Do The Painful Things First
Chapter 11: Making Sky The Limit.
Chapter 12: 20 Positive Affirmations For Men
Chapter 13: To Make Big Gains, Avoid Tiny Losses
Chapter 14: 3 Ways To Calm The Emotional Storm Within You
Chapter 15: 6 Ways To Get Full Attention From People Around You
Chapter 16: Get Rid of Worry and Focus On The Work
Chapter 17: 8 Habits That Can Kill You
Chapter 18: Being Mentally Strong
Chapter 19: Happy People Give Freely
Chapter 20: Saying Yes To Things
Chapter 21: 7 Ways To Discover Your Strengths
Chapter 22: Happy People are Okay with Not Being Okay
Chapter 23: Live Life To The Fullest
Chapter 24: What To Do When You Feel Like Your Work is not Good Enough
Chapter 25: Meditate to Rewire Your Brain for Happiness
Chapter 26: Overcoming Your Fears
Chapter 27: How To Deal With Impatience.
Chapter 28: What Are You Measuring In Your Life?
Chapter 29: Develop Mental Toughness In The Face of Adversity
Chapter 30: How to Face Difficulties in Life
Chapter 31: How Not To Control Everything
Chapter 32: 10 Habits Of Happy Kids
Chapter 33: Five Habits That Can Make Someone Like You
Chapter 34: 10 Habits Of Happy People
Chapter 35: 3 Steps To Choose Mind Over Mood
Chapter 36: Stop Thinking and Start Doing
Chapter 1:
How Will You Choose To Live Your Life?
How will you choose to live your life? This is something that only you have the power to decide.
We all want different things. As individuals, we are all unique and we have our own ideas about what it means to live a meaningful life. Some treasure family, friends, and relationships above all else, while others prioritise money, material things, careers, and productivity. There is no right or wrong to pursue or place any of these things on a pedestal. If your dream is to build a multi-billion dollar company, then go ahead and chase that dream. If you prioritise just being as stress-free as possible, to do as little work as you can, well you can choose to structure your life in such a way as well. As long as it works for you and that you are happy doing so, I would say go for it.
Sure, your priorities might change as you get older and wiser. Embrace that change. We are not always met to move in a linear fashion in life. We should learn to live like water, being fluid, ever-changing, ever-growing, ever-evolving. Our interests, priorities, passions, all change as we move from one stage of life to the next.
Some only realise that they might want to focus on relationships at a certain point in their lives, some might only want to start a family when they reach a certain age. The point is that we never truly know when is the time when we might feel ready to do something, as much as well tell ourselves that we will know.
The best thing we can do for ourselves right now, in this very moment, is to do what we think is best for us right now, and then to make tweaks and adjustments along the way as we travel down that road faithfully.
Trying to plan and control every aspects of our lives rarely ever works out how we imagined it. You see, life will give us lemons, but it can also give us durians. We might get thrown off the road through unexpected changes. Things that challenge our beliefs and our priorities. Health issues, family tragedies, financial meltdowns, natural disasters, these are things that we can never plan for. We may either choose to come out of these things with a clearer plan for our next phase of life, or we may choose to give up and not try anymore.
All of us have the power to choose how we want to live our lives in this very moment. The worst thing you can do right now is not know what your priorities are and to just cruise through life without having at least a short-term vision on what you want to get out of it.
Take the time to reflect every single day to work on that goal, however scary or simple it may be. Never take your eye off the post and just keep traveling down that path until you reach a fork in the road.
Chapter 2:
How To Play The Long Game In Life.
Playing the long game in life is forming or shaping your life so that you control certain aspects of it. You should constantly strive for self-improvement and try to push yourself a little more each day. You are starting your day early and making sure that this day fulfills most of our tasks. Build strategies for career growth and development. Also, make sPlaying the long game in life is taking control of your future in a way that everything is planned. You have to be mindful of everything. Identifying what makes you happy, energized, and focused is a chance to prepare everything for the long term. To form the long game in your life means taking small steps of success in life for yourself. You need to strategize every move of yours.
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It would be best if you were above average in gaining knowledge to predict the outcome of your move. If you want to plan long-term success in life, you need to understand the situations according to your needs. Always keep your mind open for excessive knowledge. Be hungry for it. Take steps towards self-improvement. Socialize with people who are more knowledgeable or experienced than you are. Learning should always be one of the priorities. Challenge yourself for more daily. As it’s said, if you are the smartest person in the room, you are in the wrong room.
Understand that you will always need more to expand in life and be successful in life.
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It would be best to keep in mind that not every step of yours will go as planned. Get yourself ready for rejection. You should not be scared of getting a rejection, but take it as a constructive opportunity to build yourself stronger for the next time. Your part should be fulfilled correctly. Hard work should be done, and the right choices should be made. In this case, advice should be taken too. You should not completely rely on someone, but a companion can be comforting. Always appreciate your co-workers and superior. That will help you