Life Made Simple Shanna Mills

You love the idea of reinventing yourself or making a change to an area of your life. Maybe you want to get healthy, change jobs, make new friends. Maybe you would want a complete over-haul.

But making changes can be hard. Maybe you've even tried before and failed. Maybe you don't know how to begin, where to start.

Here are 9 Steps to get you where you want to be.

Download the Ideal Day worksheet below to really hone in on the change you desire and learn how to live into the change.

CLICK HERE ->  Ideal Day Worksheet

 

“We don’t stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing”.

~George Bernard Shaw

If you are wallowing in a life you don’t love, hoping to be rescued by your knight in shining armor, it’s time you stop playing the victim and become the hero of your life. Because no one is coming to save you. You have to save yourself. You have to take your power back; you are your priority.

So many situations require difficult conversations. In our personal lives, between partners, parents, children, and other family members. At work, we may have to ask for a raise or promotion, or maybe we are the boss having to give feedback to an employee. Difficult conversations are required if you are determined to build a life that ideal for you.

Having reached a low point in my life, I knew something that really added to my unhappiness, was not having the group of intimate friends I desired. When I decided to change my life, I knew an important part of that process would be meeting people and making some new connections.

Jim Rohn said, “You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with.” This isn’t just common sense, it’s backed up by science. 

You are in charge of who you spend your time with even when it feels like that’s not true. 

Try this 5 Step Journal Exercise to discover your five people and learn how to cultivate the five you really need.