How To Improve Your Life With These 6 Steps

You’re on your deathbed and suddenly get to question to ask yourself if you were a successful person in your life. What’s your answer?

Not the success that society has put forth on you, but the one that you truly desired.

Sit with a pen and paper and define what success means to you. What do you want your future to look like, what things have you envisioned for yourself, etc?

 GET CLEAR ON WHAT YOU WANT.

Then, write your current self, all the bad things you’re experiencing, all the things on which you’ve got to improve, and all the things that you must subtract from your life right away.

Now, to get from where you are to where you want to be, following these 6 key steps is non-negotiable.

Getting fed up with where you are

To win and change your current situation, you must be experiencing a constant itch that doesn’t let you stay in your current situation.

Unfortunately, for most people, that’s not the case. They just fantasize about their goals without doing anything.

The reason? They have fallen into the trap of being so complacent and comfortable that doesn’t require them to give it their all every single day.

Get fed up with your current situation. Let that constant itch be ever-lasting.

I do it by finding areas to improve in everything. From how I pray, to how I write, to how I train in the gym, and every other facet that you can think of. I am always dissatisfied with my current self whilst being grateful for how far I’ve reached and how my loved ones are forever with me.

Get clear on what you want

The same thing I talked about in the introduction part above.

Not just fantasizing about the arbitrary life but knowing exactly what you want out of yourself.

Create a plan to get there

Do your due diligence and set a roadmap on how you’ll get from “A” to “B”.

Remove every single distraction

Taking the smallest step

You don’t start by running 20 miles on the first day.

The same goes in every other facet. Start small. It’s better than never starting.

Fail until you’re okay with failure

Fail so much that after a hundred tries, you know exactly how to succeed. And all the astonishing stories that you’ve collected by failing relentlessly are worth a lifetime.