5 Visuals That Will Shift Your Perspective on Life
5 Visuals That Will Shift Your Perspective on Life
It's easy to get caught up in your day-to-day activities and lose sight of what matters the most.
Sometimes all it takes is a simple, yet powerful message to get us back to reality.
—The reality of our lives, our relationships, and our priorities.
That's exactly the voyage I am taking you on today.
Here are 5 visuals that will shift your perspective on life instantly:
1. How to Fix Someone: You Can't
Accept everyone as they are.
Let go of your need to control.
The only person you can control and fix is yourself.
Get along with it and move on.
2. There is No 'Right' Time. Just Time and What You Do With It.
The "perfect" time to take action is a myth.
Tomorrow never comes until it’s too late.
The only time you have is now, and it's up to you to make the most of it.
So don’t wait.
Take action today.
3. Things Are Not as Personal as They Feel
It's easy to take things personal and let your emotions take control of your judgment.
If you think someone is mad at you, ask yourself who told you that.
As there will be no answer, you’ll realize it’s all made up in your head.
So don’t jump to conclusions too fast.
Step back and force yourself to see things from a different perspective.
4. The Truth is, Everyone is Going to Hurt You. You Just Have to Find the Ones Worth Suffering For -Bob Marley
Pain and disappointment are inevitable.
It’s how you react to them that will make or break your life.
Focus on the relationships and people who are worth the effort.
Cut off the toxic ones.
Find your tribe.
Find those who want you to win.
5. Discover a New World. Put Your Phone Down.
Disconnect. Be present.
Live the moment, in whatever you do.
Keep your phone in your pocket when discussing with someone.
When you work, work. Put your phone away.
It’s time to stop collecting cheap “notification” dopamine hits.
Go collect new experiences instead.
A whole new world is there waiting for you.
As it has always been.
Back to basics.
Simple, and beautiful.
Isn’t it?
-Hakan.
