Showing posts with label solitude. Show all posts
Showing posts with label solitude. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 8, 2017

Do You Have A Purpose in Life




Take time to ponder the questions,
“What really matters in life; what do I want to have achieved when I look back over my life?”

Make time for solitude and silence.
Filling every minute makes it hard to clear your head, and free yourself of internal and external distractions.

Seek out people who inspire you – and then learn from them.
There are many people who live inspiring lives. Learn from their experience, and what they have to share.

Keep a close eye on your progress.
It is easy to slip back into unproductive habits. So, we need to be committed to sticking to our plan.

Accept that struggles and setbacks will be part of your experience.
There will be times when you are tempted to give up and stop trying … but choosing to keep going is the only way for  you to reach your dreams.

TJ

Wednesday, May 3, 2017

Why We Need Time Alone





1. It allows us to hear, and really listen to, our heart.

2. It helps us to feel – instead of ignoring/suppressing  our emotions.

3. It helps us to decide who we really want to be.

4. It allows us to step back from the pressure to fit in.

5. It frees us from the need to please, or seek the approval of others.

6. It helps us to establish more appropriate boundaries.

7. It allows us to recharge our batteries.


TJ

Wednesday, May 21, 2014

6 Strengths Possessed By Most Introverts



1. Often introverts have a greater appreciation for nuances, subtlety and understatement.

2. They listen and process information carefully - so their comments and answers have real substance to them.

3. They think deeply about matters, and genuinely care.

4. Most are, for the most part, self-sufficient, and can cope with being alone. Thus, they actually benefit from solitude.

5. They don’t judge themselves by how others rate them. This means they’re able to focus on the work they have to do.

6. They tend to be selective in the friendships they develop – and so prove to be a loyal and an understanding friend.   



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