Self-Improvement in 7 Areas of Your Life

Self-Improvement

“The key to happiness is really progress and growth and constantly working on yourself and developing something.” —Lewis Howes

Even though September is Self-Improvement Month, you do not have to wait for this particular month to do it. Any time is a good time to improve yourself. Self-improvement does not mean there is something wrong with you that needs to be changed. The fact is that we all want to get better and better in every way in our life. Here are the 7 areas of your life that you can look into for further improvement or strengthening 

1. Health: Do you need to improve your eating habit? Are you enjoying a balanced diet? Do you want to sleep early and get up early? Are you thinking of an active lifestyle- exercise more regularly? Is your life stressful? Learn to relax to reduce your tension. 

 2. Career: Are you happy at work? Can you find ways to be more efficient, more effective, and more productive? Are you getting along fine with your boss and your co-workers? Are you developing yourself for career advancement? 

 3. Money: What are your financial goals? Are you saving enough for your retirement and children’s education funds? Are you in debt? Can you manage your credit cards? Do you live within your means? 

 4. Family: Do you find serenity and happiness at home? Are you getting well with your children? How often do you spend time with your children? 

 5. Spirituality: Do you find inner peace? Can you get peace of mind? What is your emotion now? Can you generate positive emotions such as happiness, enthusiasm, and love? Is your mind filled with negative emotions like hatred, vengeance, and anxiety?

 6. Continuous learning: Are you constantly updating yourself? Do you find new things to learn to enrich your mind? 

 7. Relationships: Are you connected with your friends and relatives? Do you get support from them? Are you giving to them so that you can receive from them? 

 Pick only one item at a time and focus on it. It is more likely for you to achieve than having too many areas to look into. Start with the one that is the most meaningful to you as it is the one that you are fervently interested and so it is so much easier for you to improve or strengthen. Happy improving!