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THIS IS HOW PRIMING CHANGES YOUR LIFE & HOW TO DO IT!
Do you wake up each morning tired, sluggish, stressed, or indifferent about your job and the day ahead of you? Is there anything that leads you to start overthinking as soon as you wake up? Many individuals wake up feeling absolutely exhausted, and although they want to be focused and effective, they lack the mental stamina to do it.
How to Set an Intention to Find Your Passions and Purpose
Everything we do in life has a purpose to begin with. What we do for a living, where we live, and who we hang out with all have a significant impact on our lives. Even the food we eat has a purpose before it enters our bodies. Is it feasible to discover our life's purpose by using an intention, if that is the case?
Day 7 | On Poverty and Self-Discipline
Financial stress (or for that matter, all kinds of stress) diminishes your ability to delay gratification. Consequently, poor people find it harder to resist temptations. In the end, they get stuck in a vicious cycle — they can’t escape poverty because it imposes constant mental stress on them, which then leads them to making bad decisions — not only the financial ones, but also those relating to their health, relationships, and general future.