Here Are 50 Important Life Lessons That Have Stood The Test of Time
Here Are 50 Important Life Lessons That Have Stood The Test of Time
But this is it. Your life is right now. Life continues to be a series of right nows.
So learn to love your life right now, and you'll have an amazing life.
3. Relationships rule.
At the end of the day, what matters most are the people in our lives.
Put them first every single day. Before work. Before the computer. Before your
hobbies. Treat them like they are everything for you. Because they are.
Buying things you can't afford might give you a short-term buzz, but in the
long run, it's extremely stressful.
Spend below your means. Save money. Wait until you can afford it. Live free.
You can teach them, love them, and support them, but you can't change them.
They are unique individuals who must live their own lives and learn from their
own mistakes. Let them.
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You have to clean, maintain, store, and move stuff. The less stuff you have,
the freer you are. Purchase mindfully. Simplify. Declutter your life.
7. Fun is underrated.
How much of your day is fun? Really fun?
Life is short. You should enjoy it. Don't make things serious that don't have to
be.
Create more fun in your life. Don't worry about what other people think of your
fun. Just enjoy it.
8. Failure is good.
We try so hard to avoid failure, but failure is the real evidence that we've had
the courage to try.
If you avoid failure, you avoid taking action. Expect and accept that failure is
part of the experience. Learn from it, grow from it, and move on.
Friendships need time and attention. They need to be prioritized not just in
word but in, deed.
Save and plan for new adventures and meaningful experiences. Don't just
dream about them — make them happen.
Regret, stress, and unhappiness are the byproducts of angry outbursts. Learn
healthier ways to communicate your feelings, and when anger arises, step
away until it dissipates.
Our chronological age doesn't have to define us. Don't allow a number to hold
you back or prevent you from being the person you are inside. Just be the
person you are inside.
Vulnerability, practiced with safe and loving people, can heal emotional pain
and strengthen relationships.
Let down your walls and connect. It's surprisingly liberating.
People generally see through this, and it pushes them away. And you look like
a fool.
If your ego is preventing you from forgiving and letting something go, then tell
your ego to take a hike. It's getting in the way of your happiness and well-
being.
If you haven't found your life passion, make it your mission to find it. The joy it
brings you spills over into all aspects of your life.
It expands you, enlightens you, and teaches you about the variety of people,
lifestyles, and cultures. It is a pursuit well worth saving for.
20. You aren't always right.
We think we have the answers, know what's right and wrong, good and bad,
best for ourselves and other people. But we aren't always right.
There's always more than one version. There are many perspectives that are
valid. Keep yourself open to that truth.
Taking thoughtful, calculated risk strengthens your “change muscle” and helps
you grow.
But with awareness, we realize we can't and shouldn't try to control others.
Instead, embrace differences and honor the uniqueness of the people in your
life.
Treat your body with respect and care for the efficient and wondrous way it
takes care of you. Even if there are parts of your body you don't like, focus on
your body with a sense of love and gratitude.
It has a myriad of health benefits such as lowering heart rate and improving
the immune system.
Mindful, loving touch with those you love is a gift that should be shared.
You have more strength, more resilience, and more inner wisdom than you
give yourself credit for. You'll get through it and survive — and maybe even be
better for it.
Please yourself first and give to others based on conscious choice, not the
desire for approval or feelings of guilt.
Even if the truth is temporarily painful, it will ultimately set you free. Be
radically honest with yourself so you can live authentically.
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It's the accumulation of little things — the quiet moments in nature, special
time with our kids, seeing the smile on your spouse's face when you walk in
the door. Pay attention to these things.
Beyond that, do your best to let it go. Enjoying life is the best antidote to
getting older.
Hopefully, you will change in the same direction or come to love the changes
in the other person. Don't let these changes take you by surprise.
If the changes start to pull you apart, take action as soon as possible to heal
the rift.
You worry about “what ifs” that aren't real, and the worry itself creates stress
and physical symptoms that cause real reason for angst. Learn how
to manage your worrythoughts.
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emotional health.
But fortunately, the work is what affords the most sense of accomplishment.
The process is more engaging than the outcome.
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Stop thinking and do something, and you will create momentum that leads to
something valuable — or at the least heals your turmoil.
You will be surprised how much more there is to life when you don't cling to
your beliefs, opinions, and things.
It is a finite number, and one day you will reach that last day. Remain
conscious of the value of every single day.