What other people want isn't always what you want.
Today, many people want something, and we have the technology to get in your face and ask. But not everything other people want requires your attention. Even taking the time to decline an offer is consuming your attention. Remember, because you don't say no, doesn't mean you are saying yes.
We can't control what other people want. However, we can always decide what's meaningful for us.
Pay attention to what is getting your attention- is it meaningful to you or someone else?
FEEL-GOOD HABIT:
Only take decisive action on what's meaningful to you.
Joy is an inside job. Anytime you hang your mood onto circumstances or people, you dilute your happiness.
FEEL-GOOD HABIT:
Line up with feeling good every moment you can.
Wanting more is nowhere near as valuable as appreciating what you have. It will be tough to improve your future if you can't value what you already have.
Everything you have accomplished today you once wanted in the past. The only reason you have it is your belief grew stronger than your lack or doubt.
FEEL GOOD HABIT:
Use goals to help you improve your life in the future but continue to moment by moment value the life you have now.
You can't accept something and push it away at the same time. When you protect yourself from fear of criticism it means you can't be simultaneously open to others' appreciation.
The only way to grow is through positive thought and feeling because it means accepting change not resisting it.
FEEL-GOOD HABIT:
Feel good about criticism and compliments.