We often think that our energy comes from the food we eat. But that’s just partially true. Our energy comes from many different places aside from the food we consume.
It comes from the people around us, from our environment, from the way we play with the energy we already have, the way we move it, from the information we consume.
It comes from the way we take care of ourselves, from the way we invest the energy we get, it comes from the emotions we feel, from our soul and spiritual values we have.
It comes from the way we are balancing our being, our hormones, our health, from the freedom of flow we enable our energy to move through. It comes from the Cosmos.
These things, they all give us energy, they maintain or might even enhance the one we already have. Here are some really effective ways you can drastically increase your energy.
9 Ways To Have More Energy:
1. Start your mornings right.
This means that you have quality sleep for 8 hours, you breathe fresh air after you wake up, you immediately move your body, drink water, wash yourself and meditate. This formula has been proven to be super effective in boosting positive momentum.
2. Eat food that is easy for your organism to process.
Feeling lethargic and without energy is mostly a consequence of bad eating habits. You either eat too late in the evening, or you eat bad foods, or any other foods that take a lot of energy for your body to process. Eat organic, feed your body with less energy usage.
3. Hang with people who bring out your best.
The people we usually hang out with can be our greatest source of positivity, or our biggest limits for growth. Hang out with those people you are excited to be with, with people who make you happy and bring out the best version of yourself, those who appreciate you.
4. Take your power back.
We often give our personal power to many things outside of us. We give our power to the approval of other people, to trying to control things around us, to fake idols and illusions. Your personal power belongs to you. Stop serving false gods and take your power back.
5. Follow your purpose.
One of the things that can drastically increase your energy is taking steps toward your purpose. Even taking one small step in its direction will fill you with joy and a sense of fulfillment. Find your purpose, follow your passions, you’ll unlock your full energy potential.
6. Express honestly.
Probably the biggest thing that suppresses our energy is not saying the things we feel, not expressing our opinions, not being authentic. This bad habit is dimming your full potential. Free yourself to express yourself, be honest, be unapologetic, beam your uniqueness.
7. Read books that uplift your mindset.
It’s not just with what you feed your body, but also, with what kind of information you feed your mind. Most people feed it with mindless distractions and negative TV shows. Feed your mind with books that inspire you and uplift your mindset daily.
8. Detach from everything that sucks your energy.
It’s not just to add more things to have more energy. Probably the biggest result will come from saving the energy that you already have, the energy that you let other things suck. Audit your lifestyle. Rid of negative people, foods, information, environment, music, habits.
9. Do things that you love.
Do something you love. You will notice that even though it might take even more hours than you work, you actually have more energy than when you started. It fills you with energy. Make a list of things you love doing and do at least five of them per week.
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We all have a purpose. This is the thing it feels like we are called here to do. This might be the case, or not. Nobody can tell for sure.
However, we all have a purpose. This is the core where all our talents, experiences, environmental and educational factors meet.
Some people argue that there is no purpose. And yes, they might be right, there might not be one objective real purpose given to all.
There might not be a purpose and what we call our purpose might be just a random direction that would benefit the way we lived our life till now.
However, no matter what the answer is, there is this core that if you follow, makes your life much more beautiful, filled with excitement and energy.
5 Signs You Are Aligned With Your Purpose:
1. You often wake up excited and filled with energy.
This is a clear sign that you are aligned with something that excites your soul. If you wake up in the mornings and can’t wait to start your day, you are doing something right.
2. What you do feels effortless to you.
Most people dread going to work. They feel drained from working. If you do something that instead of draining you feels you with more energy, this thing is aligned with your purpose.
3. You would do this even if you don’t make a penny.
Working is most often associated with money. If you do something, you do it first for the money. But when you find your purpose you do it for the sake of doing it, nothing else.
4. You feel the world somehow needs what you do.
We all have different kind of purpose, a unique flavor we can give to the world. And even if it’s as simple as designing clothes, if you feel the world needs it you are right, it does.
5. There are moments of pure inspiration.
Even when you don’t work, and that’s rare, you get moments of pure inspiration that give you brilliant ideas. There are moments when creativity just flows through your being.
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There seem to be gazillion rules when it comes to food and eating habits. If you start to listen to advices you will eventually come to contradicting ones.
Because we try to dive into this pool of advices and evaluate what kind of advices make sense and actually work, we find couple that work for us.
We like to share these advices not because we want you to try them, but because we have tried them and they turned to work well for us.
So we want to help other people as much as we can to find positive and functional advices in this vast pool of nutritionist information.
We learned something that was right in front of us the whole time, that old people used to tell us, but we somehow didn’t hear their advice.
The One Healthy Thing For This Month: Eat variety of food but not at once.
What this means is to eat the whole specter of veggies, fruits, and from the food of your diet choice. Eat a big and colorful variety, but not in one meal.
In fact, the meals should be as minimalistic as possible. That’s the secret here, eat variety but in a minimalistic way.
Consume and introduce your body with all its foodly friends. Introduce it with a new veggie or a new fruit every day.
However, do not introduce many foods all at once because it will have a harder job to process the food.
Think of it like information. Giving your body too much information all at once will confuse it. But giving it couple bits daily it will become smarter.
Before we reveal the 3 core rules for everlasting happiness you should understand one crucial thing. There are 2 Happinesses. One is a glimpse of the other.
Most people are after the glimpse mistaking it for the real deal. The glimpse comes from things outside of you, experiences, possessions, achieving your goals.
And when you feel this type of happiness it feels amazing. It feels like the real deal, however, it lasts only hours or days, less than a week. That’s because it’s a glimpse.
It’s a glimpse of the primary type of happiness that comes from within. Every other happiness just pokes at this primary type. That’s why most can’t see the difference.
The happiness that comes from within is everlasting because it doesn’t follow the rules of time that the outer world follows. Here are the 3 core rules for inner happiness.
The 3 Core Rules For Everlasting Inner Happiness:
1. Stop seeking approval and validation from others.
The biggest addiction in the world, one you might not be aware that even you are addicted to, is validation. Give yourself the approval and validation you seek from others to escape the trap of this addiction. In fact, that’s the only way you will ever be satisfied.
We all seek validation, we all try to fill this hole within us, but the more validation we get the bigger the hole becomes. It’s because the more validation we get from others, the more disconnected we become from ourselves, the more of our power we give to them.
This is what created the hole in the first place, giving our personal power to things outside of us. The only way you can get the validation you are after is taking your power back. Stop doing what others praise you for, and start doing what your soul wants you to do.
2. Develop an abundant and thankful mindset.
Your mindset is the prism through what you render your reality. Creating a positive mindset is like training a muscle, it demands repetition and discipline. Think of all the things that you are grateful for daily, create a list, write them down, feel the thankfulness.
This simple habit will shift your mindset from scarcity and looking at everything you don’t like, to abundance and thankfulness for all the things you have. And when you make this mindset stronger you will realize there are so many treasures you are sitting on.
The thing that determines whether or not someone is a happy person, is not the amount of things they have nor the value of things they possess. What truly makes a person happy is the value they see in the things they have, that’s why greedy people are rarely happy.
3. Go after fulfillment and not happiness.
Do not seek happiness. There is an interesting law in life. The famous philosopher Alan Watts called it “The Backwards Law” and it basically states that when we are after happiness we become more miserable, while if we accept misery we become much happier.
Chasing anything creates a chasm between you and the thing that you want to get. Needing to get something, needing happiness, needing love, just reinforces the lack of it that you feel. Instead you should let go of the need and follow your joy.
Do things that you enjoy doing and without chasing anything opportunities will present themselves to acquire your wants. And instead of happiness, go after fulfillment. Happiness comes and goes, but fulfillment is everlasting. When there is fulfillment there is happiness.
Do you often feel overwhelmed? Do you avoid challenges because they seem daunting? Have you ever thought yourself to be lacking? If the answer to one of these questions is “yes,” chances are that you indulge in toxic habits.
Toxic habits originate from our thinking, we believe something that is why we do it a particular way. We indulge in them because we have, over the years, trained our brain into thinking that way.
For instance, you’re given two tasks, and you have to choose one. One task is difficult and requires extra effort, while the other task is easy, something that you’re used to. Which one would you choose?
The easy one, of course. We tend to avoid things that require effort and skills that we are not experts in. What we don’t realize is that this is damaging for us. We choose to live in comfort, rather, than take challenges that help us grow.
This does not mean that we can’t rewire our brain to work for our benefit. In fact, science has shown that the brain is not “fixed” as was previously believed. We can rewire our brain, figuratively and literally, to change our habits for the better.
What is that toxic habits do to you?
Not only are toxic habits a deterrent to personal growth, but these habits also make us miserable. Toxic habits are generated by negative thoughts. Negative thinking involves overthinking and criticizing oneself to the point where it becomes difficult for you to function.
Rewiring your brain refers to changing how you think. In the field of neuroscience, the term neuroplasticity refers to the mind capability to physically alter the structure of the brain. Our thoughts can change our brain, something which was not believed to be possible.
According to Dr. Schwartz, restructuring your brain can be done in 4 steps, re label, reattribute, refocus, and revalue. Dr. Schwartz has treated patients with OCD using this technique.
The first step, “re label,” involves identifying a recurring thought as a “brain glitch.” In the second step, you need to recognize why the thought keeps repeating. If you know why this happens, you can then answer what you can do about it. In the third step, “refocus,” replace that old habit with a new one.
It is perhaps the hardest step because you need to put conscious effort to change your behavior. In the fourth step, all the hard work pays off as you devalue old habits and begin to adopt new ones.
5 Toxic Habits that you should avoid:
Habits are the mind’s subconscious way of operating. We obtain habits over time, with everyday practice. The same goes for toxic habits. Quitting a toxic habit cannot happen in a day. It requires consistent effort for a time before you can begin to notice any effects.
1. Comparing yourself to others.
When you compare yourself to others, you negate your own achievements, qualities, and challenges. When we see someone with a better job, a better house, a better lifestyle, a better partner, or a better car, we are inclined to compare ourselves with them.
Obsessively comparing ourselves with others is not a healthy habit. It can cause us to feel worthless. Such feelings can make us feel like we are never enough, and that whatever we do will never be enough for ourselves, our friends, and our family. Often when we compare, we are motivated by a feeling of jealousy and envy. We want the things we don’t have, and we’ll do anything to achieve it.
Looking up to someone and learning for them is different. When we look up to someone, we try to assimilate the good qualities they have. Whereas, when we compare ourselves to others, we want what they have. Over time, we begin to overlook our own accomplishments and challenges that we face in life. We consider our achievements as nothing compared to what others have achieved in life.
Being in competition with others doesn’t help us in achieving our goals. Instead of knowing what we want, we look to others for inspiration. This causes us to become dependent on others. We lose ourselves along the way because we are fighting for what others have. We forget that what someone else has is not necessarily good for us.
To avoid comparing yourself with others all the time, list down your achievements and challenges that you have faced. If you come across someone, who has achieved more than you, look for how they have done so. Remember that in this world, no two people are the same, nor have they lived the same life.
2. Blaming others and circumstances.
When things go wrong, our reaction is to find the person to blame. It is easier to blame others than to accept our mistake. Accepting our mistakes requires introspection, which can be challenging because it requires us to recognize our strengths and weaknesses. No one like to admit that they have bad qualities. This habit makes you miserable if you believe yourself to be spotless.
We need to admit that we make mistakes. It is an inherent part of our personality. Someone quick to blame others does not accept responsibility for their actions and cannot identify their mistakes. Then there comes a point when we believe that everything that goes wrong is because of someone else. We lose control over our lives since we are constantly looking at others for when things go wrong.
You couldn’t achieve a particular milestone because well, the timing wasn’t right. You couldn’t pass the test, because the teacher didn’t teach you properly. Someone who puts the blame on others seems to get past everything in life and yet achieve nothing in life.
Finding mistakes in ourselves requires admitting that we were wrong, and that requires courage. One way to let go of this habit is to take responsibility for your actions. You should be aware of your shortcomings, and instead of playing the blame game, try looking at how the situation could have been avoided or improved.
3. Having low self esteem.
Do you live in the constant fear of messing up? Do you feel like what you do is never enough? Do you always feel like you lack? If it is so, you need to may have low self esteem.
This is by far the worst toxic habit because it leads us into believing that we are not good enough. It is a deterrent to growth because it makes us overlook our potential. Bogged down by our own thoughts, low self esteem makes it difficult for us to respond to challenges.
Low self esteem is caused by many factors, including a lack of self confidence, comparing ourselves to others, fear of failure, having negative thoughts, or troubling past experiences. You can work on these things to improve yourself, without a doubt. Our thoughts define us. Negative thoughts can make us feel sad and miserable, while positive thoughts make us feel motivated and energized.
The guilt from making a mistake can cause a person to believe that they are worthless. Moreover, a person with low self esteem may try to please everyone. You can improve your self esteem by working on a few things. Meditation can help you become self aware. We should know that, no matter how hard we try, we can’t be good at everything. People make mistakes, and that is part of life. Putting yourself down for the tiniest infarction is not healthy for the mind and body. It can lead to feelings of loneliness and isolation.
4. Staying comfortable.
We spend most part of our lives in auto mode. The activities of daily life drain our energy. So naturally, we choose comfort. What we don’t understand is that comfort is the enemy of growth. To grow, you have to go through pain. This involves learning skills that are foreign to us, experiencing new things, etc. Without getting out of our comfort zone, we will never find the opportunity to grow. To find what interests, we should look for challenges.
We fear failure, this is why don’t try in the first place. However, to become someone, we need to accept failure as part of growth. When a child learns to walk, she falls many times before standing on two feet.
Most of our time is wasted scrolling through the newsfeed on Facebook and Instagram. Even when we know it does not provide us any benefit, we do it anyway. We need to be mindful of the time we spend. By monitoring our daily activity, we can choose to better our lives. Knowing where we spend our time needlessly can help us make better choices.
Your job may pay the bills. What’s the point if your job doesn’t fulfill you? It is easy to become comfortable and keep on doing the same thing, day after day. To grow, you need to take a leap. Anything out of the comfort zone seems daunting because we’re used to the routine. It is difficult to realize when we get comfortable. Try new things and be open to new experiences.
5. Staying with your mind in the past.
Our past experiences shape the person we are, but it absolutely does not affect our future.
Staying in the past affects our relationships, work life, and health. We brood on what could have been and what should have been instead of working for our future. Being in the past makes us blind to the opportunities we have today. We think about all the way things could have been, instead of what we should be doing. We waste our energies by brooding over past memories.
The reason why you remain in the past maybe because of the lingering pain of a divorce, breakup, loss of a loved one, or a loss of a job. By all means, take your time to heal. But know when it is time to move on. It takes effort for one to move past a tragedy, but life goes on. What we do today, in the present, affects our future. A positive outlook on life motivates us to get up in the morning and do something.
Our past should serve as a reminder for ways to improve ourselves. It should help us learn from our mistakes and give us a reason to move on. Put your energies in your present. Think of all the things you should be grateful for, even if it something like good health. This makes you appreciate the things you have.
One Last Thing:
Most of our toxic habits are rooted in human nature. The mind compels us to believe things that are not necessarily true. The mind is a tricky thing, our thoughts guide it into believing things that are not true. Staying objective is, thus, never easy. However, practicing mindfulness and being self aware can help develop a healthy mind that is capable of positive thoughts and leads us to the best version of ourselves.
College assignments are made to track students’ growth and provide an objective assessment of one’s knowledge.
They are used to gauge students’ understanding. Many teachers apply the assignments to improve the skills of their students rather than to educate.
Often developing a growth mindset is the first way to appreciate the importance of home tasks.
Aside from attaining good grades, they can help you better your inner world and general perspective about life.
In case you don’t have a clue how this is possible, sit back relax, and read on the text to learn more.
10 Subtle Ways How College Assignments Develop Your Inner World:
1. They are good and continuous practice.
Most students need essay assignment help. One thing that college assignments highly require is constant practice. Increasing your performance leads to a rise of self confidence. So the more assignments you are given, the more practice you get. The more you practice the better you are with your essays, writing and other things you might need help at first with. They make you skilled at writing out your opinions and outlooks as well as being responsible.
2. They help to prevent spoon feeding.
Spoon feeding is discouraged in learning to promote independence, early enough. This is because it affects the capabilities students have and derails the foundation on which education is based on. Assignments aid in implementing this by granting them an opportunity to source the content on their own and without teachers’ assistance. The more you use your brain, the more it develops. Therefore, assignments jog the brain and make it active for better comprehension.
3. They help you to determine your destiny.
This might sound strange but it’s actually pretty simple. When you work for something, the right way, you will get the right results. This is how building a growth mindset will help you choose your own direction in life. Your future is as pre determined as you make it, and it is your constant actions that define what you will make of life. Writing assignments can give you the power to write your destiny. The first obvious way this works is by working to earn your good grades. Often many ignore what they can become simply because of the fear of explaining themselves through the written text. You don’t know how much talent you have until you allow yourself to express fully. And this starts by doing assignments and writing simple articles as you grow and rise. Take the pen in your hand.
4. They make students better time managers.
Several assignments help students to perfect their time managing skills. This is evident when they come up with schedules and prioritize their tasks. They classify them based on urgency and importance, which is a virtue vital for the professional world as well.
5. They help students develop research skills.
You will have better expertise in research and it will be thanks to the assignments given to you. Often, doing a research can be a challenge as you start, but once you get used to it, you become more efficient. The corporate world needs research skills, and thus, you can’t overrule its importance.
6. They give you new perspectives about people and life.
How you view people is hell bent on the type of content you read and write. Most of the views you get about life in general and people in specific is from the assignments you do. They have the power to influence a shift in your mindset and develop a brighter perspective of everything.
7. They expose you to a bigger academic world.
You can easily gain full exposure by doing an assignment. This is probably when you will learn about online services that render help to students. Any assignment help can contribute towards your exposure in academics and life. You will increase your understanding and skills on different subjects and topics, thus becoming a better person. As a student, you will learn more about your field of studies and will be able to solve fundamental problems.
8. They train you to question your assumptions.
When you want to grow your mindset, you need to get rid of assumptions. Never ignore what you can learn and gain knowledge on. With the tasks that you do in various fields, you can easily confirm facts. Most people with assumption filled mindsets force others to think in the same direction, which is wrong. It occurs when your expectations fail to meet the reality of life. Use assignments to help you come up with facts instead.
9. They help you to interact better with others.
Essays and other tasks can help you know how to relate to people and how to react to different life situations depending on who you are dealing with. For instance, a group assignment helps you work with fellow students and appreciate the ideas everyone has. It also helps you learn how to interact with different types of people and work together as a team for a bigger purpose. If anything, doing assignments broadens your perspective.
10. They improve practical skills in students.
Technical subjects such as mathematics and science demand a student to practice more often. When you enhance this skill, you perform better. What is the other ideal way to achieve this than through frequent assignments? Take it as doing an experiment using the knowledge you have gained from the class. You open up possibilities of learning and discover new things. Such skills equally enhance your examination performance since they give you hands on experience.
When you view assignments positively, you have a higher stand at making it in academics and life in general. If you already have a positive attitude towards tasks that’s great, but if you don’t, then learn how to shift it. We don’t really hate assignments and tasks but the idea we have attached to them, the way we see them. Change the way you see them, you will change the way you feel about them.
