3 questions to evaluate your LIFE
I want to share with you three questions that you can ask yourself to
evaluate your life. These three questions actually come from Brendon Burchard.
He is one of my favourite motivational trainers, speakers, lectures, amazing
personal development guy, and he experienced a car crash where he nearly died.
And at that time he was very depressed. He was not valuing his life very much,
and when the car crash happened, it sort of made him think again and made him
want to live. When he was in the car crash and when he was thinking that I'm
going to die, there were three questions that he asked himself.
The
first question he asked himself was did I live? The second question he asked himself
did I love? And the final third question he asked himself, did I matter? The
reason why I'm sharing this with you because it's so easy to sometimes get
trapped by everyday worries, by little cares by some criticisms, by some people
hating on you, by some failures in your life, some things that don't go to
plan. And when all of these things happening, very easy as to get absorbed by
those problems, by those challenges, to feel stressed, to feel drained, to feel
in a bad place emotionally. But I saw this quote and the quote said, “If it's
not going to matter five years from now, then don't waste five minutes worrying
about it right now. If it's not going to matter five years from now, then don't
spend five minutes worrying about it right now.”
Sometimes
you have things that happen in your life that right now look like a disaster,
look like the end of the world, look like, “Oh my God.” But if you step back
for a second, zoom out, and you think five years from today, will this still be
pissing me off? Will this still be as worrying to me as it is right now? Or
five years from now I'll say, “Who cares about that? Doesn’t even matter.” And
99% of the time, you will say that, “Oh, five years from now, I won't worry
about this thing.” So why get all worked up about it right now? Why gets
stressed, negative and pessimistic and all of that, because of it right now if
it's not gonna matter in five years? So instead time to time, just stop for a
minute and ask those three questions to yourself.
This
week, did I live? Did I love? Did I matter? What you were doing, did you show
love to other people? Did you matter? Did you make some sort of contribution?
Have you improved somebody's life? Have you helped somebody? And did you live? Did
you truly live? Did you stop for a moment and enjoy the sunrise or the sunset?
Did you smell the roses? Did you listen to the sounds of the sea? Did you
observe your kids play and enjoy that for a moment? Did you see your dog how it
waits for you when you get home? Did you live? Did you love? Did you matter
this week or this month or this year?
Do that sort of inventorization every now
and then to really come back to the most important have things in your life,
instead of worrying about some small things, panicking about some small things,
getting all anxious and angry and jealous and all of that about some things
that not even gonna matter five years from now, that won't even matter 10 years
from now. You’ll be looking back and saying, “Why, I was worrying about that,
why did I even pay attention to that, because that was such a nonsense?”
Move
away from the small things and look at the big picture. It will make you more
relaxed, it will help you enjoy your life more, it will show you the
perspective of life that will make you a more calm, more satisfied, more
contempt person than it would ever do otherwise.
That’s my
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Yours in
success
Gediminas.
In : Personal Development
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