o awhile back I wrote a similar article, but I feel like it just grazed the surface of the importance of producing good habits. If you think about it deep enough, then you may come to the conclusion that good habits are the building blocks of a success lifestyle.
So that’s why I’ve put together a few of what I consider to be very valuable habits for everyone…
1) Every month commit to a 30 day challenge.
Think long and hard about a habit that might benefit you. For some of you this, may be eating less junk or maybe just writing in a journal. After 30 days if you feel that this habit is helping, then keep it and start another challenge.
On the contrary, if it’s not helping, then throw it out. You don’t want to overcomplicate your life, simply try new things and see how they work for you. If they are having positive results, then continue. If not, then get rid of them; this goes for relationships as well.
2) Only celebrate success.
Many of us like to have an end of the week ritual where we go out and have a drink with some buddies. As normal as this may be, it can actually be problematic. You’ll get used to this and it will turn into more of an addiction than a celebration.
So I advise you to only go out when you’ve achieved something that you’ve been working for. For example, saving 10 grand or losing 20 pounds, etc. This way you aren’t just going out to go out. I guarantee you’ll enjoy the night 10 times more than if you were doing the same thing every week.
3) Only surround yourself with driven and successful people.
Some of you may be familiar with the adage…
“Your network is your networth.”
And that is exactly how the world works. If you are striving to improve the value of your network, you will notice your life improving in value as a side effect.
Don’t just sit around with the same people that you’ve known since you were a kid, unless they are striving to be great and are great. Life is too short not to take advantage of every opportunity that is within your grasp. So get to work and start looking for these people.
4) Actively look to befriend people smarter than you.
Another great adage I like is…
“If you’re the smartest person in the room, you’re in the wrong room.”
Yes, it may be a nice ego boost, but life is about evolution and growth. Never stop growing and pursuing new heights. If you just allow yourself to become satisfied with a regular life, then it will seem to dull with time.
So actively pursue new acquaintances that will help you grow and realize a higher meaning of life. You are the company you keep.
5) Join and go to the gym 3 times a week.
I know I’m always saying this, but it’s key – never neglect exercise. Everything flows from fitness. Whether it be confidence, motivation or even mental stability. When you look good, you feel and you do good – plain and simple.
Ultimately…
Following all this advice will allow you to solidify a more productive lifestyle and change your overall character as well. Habits are the building blocks of character, so if you are often thought of as someone with good character, then you most likely have good lifestyle habits also.
Well that’s all I’ve got for today, thanks for reading and don’t forget to keep hustling!
To finish off, here is my newest book for everyone; some useful information in here. This book is called…
“The Definitive Book of Seduction“.
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