You often don’t realize that some of the best advice you’ve received is truly that, the best advice, until years later. Over the years I’ve been intentional about writing the best advice I have ever received in each of these areas of life and I want to share them with you!
Check out the best advice here:
Relationships-
Learn from everyone else’s mistakes and don’t make the same ones.
Productivity-
Turn off notifications. Yes, all of them. Choose when you interact with your phone. The less you are looking at a new notification every minute, the more you are enjoying the world.
Career/Business-
Never look for a shortcut. Always take the hard route. You will create a stable ground and not sink as the others will. You will be trustworthy and ethical. You will outlast the competition.
Spiritual-
Ask the hard questions to make your faith your own. Make it number one in your life. It will direct everything else.
Physical-
Pushing yourself to your limits in your workout teaches you to push yourself for the rest of your life. Get off your butt and do it. That’s when you truly grow.
Finances-
When your income rises, don’t let your expenses.
My Character-
It is defined by how you respond to hard situations. Your lasting impact is not necessarily going to be based on what you say or do, but on how you respond. Hold values and you’ll never regret it.
Mental Health-
Find people who give off positive energy and never let them go.
Legacy-
Making an impact, a difference, changing the world – it’s only possible by putting others first.
Education-
It’s necessary so you might as well give it your all.
Image-
Always be refining the inside – books, podcasts, and conferences – whatever it takes to be a better person than you were the day before. You earn respect, not by what you look like, but by the profound fact that you choose to stay humble and kind.
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Family-
You don’t choose them. You can’t change them. Acceptance and forgiveness bring joy.
Life Purpose-
There is no such thing as having one passion that you need to find and make your life destiny. Your life purpose is to glorify the Lord who made you. The more value you add to this world, the more you’ll find your goals, purposes, and passions.
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Basically, there’s no way to truly balance life perfectly but you can make an amazing impact by being a servant to others, by staying humble and kind, and by putting others’ needs above your own.
The more you make life more about others and less about yourself, the more you realize how fulfilling life truly is.
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I really like your advice about family & faith. They both ring so true. Thanks for saying something that is so against the norm…
I really appreciate that Lindsey!
These are really great pieces of advice. One that I’ve implemented lately is turning off my notifications. It’s nice being in control and choosing when to be on my device instead of my device choosing me.
Yes, this is one of my favorites for sure!
These are awesome pieces of advice! So many gems here!!
Kileen
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Thanks Kileen!
I do the same thing with keeping all my notifications off on the flip side it is annoying to hear my phone chime every 2 minutes.
Yes, I hear you Kelly!
It’s so nice that you have all of your advice in my place! Sometimes we get the best advice in unusual places or unexpected times, and if we aren’t paying attention, we can miss it!
So true, I love writing it down in a journal!
These are good bits of advice, and I completely agree with what you said about balance and life. Every time I’ve had my life in a “comfortable” place or thought I had everything I wanted, life throws a curveball. I’ve found it’s just about going with the flow and taking what comes the best you can.
Great point Becky! Sometimes we try too hard for a balance that it actually goes the other way…