08/19/2025
Welcome back to part 4 of the mini series : how to make your life better!
1 remember that YOU are the only one in charge or and responsible for making your life better. Things happen, you can’t control other people or everything in your day to day life but the one thing you always have the ability to control is YOUR actions and reactions. Take responsibility for the quality of your life 🫶🏼
2 review and set goals, write them down to become more effective and successful. Goals act as a roadmap, directing your time and energy towards specific objectives rather than getting sidetracked. This process enhances productivity by setting clear benchmarks, fosters persistence through setbacks, boosts confidence with each accomplishment, and promotes the development of problem-solving and adaptive behaviors.
3 read a passage as part of your morning routine before picking up your phone! Read philosophy or scripture or a portion of good book each morning. If you read for 2 minutes a day at an average speed of 200-250 words per minute, you would read approximately 400-500 words per day. Over a year, this would amount to about 146,000 to 182,500 words, which can significantly increase a reader's vocabulary and comprehension over time. Reading in the morning improves focus, stimulates your mind, and reduces stress, setting a positive tone for the day ahead. This habit can also enhance creativity, increase knowledge, and boost your brain's ability to absorb and retain new information.
4 set aside an hour each evening for no cell phone and no screens - Putting away screens for an hour can improve sleep by allowing melatonin production, reduce anxiety and depression, boost focus and attention span, enhance mood and overall well-being, and create time for physical activity and face-to-face social connections. This practice helps your brain calm down, regulates your body's natural sleep cycle, and allows for more mindful engagement with the physical world and the people in it. Additionally, there are no inherent benefits to using screens before bed; in fact, screens emit blue light, which suppresses melatonin, a hormone crucial for sleep, and can disrupt your circadian rhythm, making it harder to fall asleep and affecting overall health - setting a cellphone bedtime can combat this and promote better sleep and better mental and physical health.
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