October 19th, 2023

10/19/2023

0 Comments

THURSDAY ENTREPRENEURSHIP

8 RULES FOR LIFE

1. FACE YOUR FEARS - You should face your fears. Fears are created by your imagination to make reality seem scarier than it is. When you face your fears, they become weaker because you realize that reality isn't nearly as bad as your imagination.

2. EAT BETTER -

Eat Mostly Plants,Vegetables, Fruit, Nuts, Seeds and Legumes.
Eat Real Food, Not Processed Food.
If You Eat Junk Food, Cook It Yourself.
Eat a Variety of Different Foods.
Eat Meat and Fish in Moderation, as an Accompaniment, or on Special Occasions.

3. ADMIT YOUR MISTAKES - Admitting your mistakes can help you learn from them, maintain trust, and strengthen your integrity. Here are some tips for admitting your mistakes:

Acknowledge your mistakes: Don't try to cover up or blame others.
Apologize honestly: A heartfelt apology shows that you regret your actions and are willing to make amends.
Learn from the experience: Reframe and analyze the mistake.
Make amends with those affected: Apologizing can help you act better in the future, maintain your self-respect, and restore your integrity.

4. REFINE YOUR GOALS - Here are some tips for refining your goals:

Create SMART goals - SMART goals are an important part of goal setting. They help organizations achieve objectives.
Share your goals - Sharing your goals with others can help you be accountable for your actions.
Write down your goals - Writing down your goals can reinforce them and provide a visual reminder to work toward them.
Continuously evaluate progress - Self-assessment can help you determine your most important qualities, values, and virtues.
Monitor your progress - Monitor your progress regularly by reviewing your detailed action plans.
Celebrate your achievements - Focus on what works well and what to be proud of.
Identify your values - Asking yourself why you want what you want can help you uncover the values that underlie the life you've imagined for yourself.
Improve time management - Good time-management skills help you to prioritize tasks so you're able to complete work and assignments on time.
Adjust as necessary - Reflect and adjust your goals if you haven't achieved them in the time frame you wanted to.

5. BELIEVE IN YOURSELF - Self-belief requires a holistic strategy. You must take control of your thoughts and feelings so you're able to reach your peak state. It also entails building up confidence in your abilities as well as falling in love with yourself – the parts of your personality, perspective and experience that make you uniquely you.

6. ASK FOR WISDOM - Here are some rules for life from 12 Rules for Life by Jordan B. Peterson:

Listen: Listen to yourself and others.
Seek knowledge: The highest form of wisdom is the continual search for knowledge.
Cultivate judgment: The beginning of wisdom is cultivating judgment about the difference between virtue and vice.
Ask yourself: Ask yourself how you can use your time to make things better, instead of worse.
Pursue meaning: Pursue what is meaningful, not what is expedient.
Tell the truth: Tell the truth, or at least don't lie.
Pursue what is meaningful.
Stand up straight with your shoulders back.
Don't suffer imagined troubles.
Only focus on what's in your control.
Own the morning.

7. CONSERVE YOUR TIME - Here are some ways to save time:

The 10/90 rule - Spend the first 10% of your time planning and arranging your work before you start. According to Brian Tracy, spending 10–12 minutes planning your day in advance can save you two hours each day.
Establish a daily schedule - Incorporate your job and family commitments to help you maintain a balance between the two.
Prioritize - Prepare your day-to-day working schedules with a time frame and prioritize works based on their length, complexity, and necessity.
Don't multitask - Multitasking is one of the biggest time wasters for most people.
Keeping track of your time
Amplifying your downtime
Dedicating a distraction-free zone
Doing one thing at a time
Avoiding unnecessary meetings
Hiring someone to do it for you
Finishing what's almost done