What I've learned...
What I've learned...
I'm quite old, 29, so I guess in most countries the life
expectaction expectancy is around 70-80. According to this, I could say I've lived more than 1/3 of my life.
I don't have the money I want, but I have enough knowledge to obtain it in 10 years from now, so I'm not concerned about it. I mentioned the money because if you want to have a good quality of life you will need a lot of money (I guess all of us want to have
a good healt
hcare
, to live in a beautiful and secure house, buy delicious food and many things to cover the rest of the pyramid of human
s needs from Abraham Maslow.
I've lived enough
t to know that the most important thing in your life is your brain, yeah at the end the physical is what matters more. So, how can you own a good brain? Well that's easy, you just need to make excellent decisions.
Decisions like the food you put in your mouth and every habit related to stuff we eat or drink because from all that stuff our brain and body obtain
s the resources to work out. If you put
in bad stuff not only
is our body
is not going to obtain those resources but you also can hurt it.
Then come decisions about the most crucial resource we have: time. As our life is finite, you should spend your time wisely.
How can you do that?. Well it's easy too, by investing in your personal development, try to use your time to become the best version of you
rself.
I'm sure everyone of us want
s to be happy, well happiness for me is to be fine, having an excellent job, great friends and family, doing the things I enjoy and being proud of myself. And if I want to be proud of myself, I need to be my best version.