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7 Steps to Self-Fulfillment - Brian Tracy

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In a busy world, it is very easy to feel as if you are unhappy or in need of self-fulfillment. Maybe you feel as if you do not have enough money, or your relationships are not where you want them to be. You may easily catch yourself wondering, “I just had this or that, I would be happy”.

The truth is, self-fulfillment cannot always come from material things.

Fulfillment is a mindset, and happiness is found when you can reflect and find contentment.

Here are 7 steps that you can take to feel more fulfilled and happy right now.

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1. Surround Yourself with Positivity

A great deal of your happiness can be affected by your environment.

If you notice that you spend much of your time with people who have a negative impact on your mood or attitude, it may be time to branch out and connect with people who make you smile and push you toward positivity.

2. Visualize Success

Give yourself goals to reach, whether in your personal or professional life. Maybe you want to lose weight, go back to school for a higher degree, or drink more water.

Whatever you ware wanting to accomplish, you are most likely to be successful if you set tangible goals.

After you have set these goals, implement a plan to achieve them step by step, and spend time visualizing what it will take to be successful. Developing a clear vision for your goals makes them more realistic and tangible.

A great tool to help visualize your future and focus on your goals is a vision board.

3. Celebrate Your Accomplishments

When you achieve success and reach your goals, it is incredibly important to celebrate those wins and reward yourself in some way. Give yourself recognition for a job well done.

This can be done by going out with friends for the night, buying that one thing you have been holding off on, spending a day treating yourself or simply doing anything to celebrate that you have accomplished a goal.

4. Take Charge

It is often too easy to put others in charge of your own happiness, such as a spouse or friend.

The truth is that you are completely responsible for your own happiness and fulfillment.

Instead of blaming other people or things for your lack of happiness, take the matter into your own hands and find ways to be fulfilled no matter what comes your way or how others treat you.

Being in charge of your own destiny and self can seem challenging, but is extremely rewarding.

5. Help Others

A great way to feel fulfilled is to share what you have with others. This can include time, money, or skills.

If you are using these resources to benefit others, you are sure to not only help them out, but you will add to your own happiness.

6. Take Care of Yourself

Even though it is great to help others, it is vital that you do not overlook your own needs. Give yourself rest when you need it. Lead a healthy and active lifestyle.

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If you are taking care of yourself, you will be much more able to influence others around you and will feel happier overall.

7. Find the Good

While it may seem as if there is little to cherish in your life at times, you must look within and acknowledge the things that are going right. Find the situations and people in your life for which you are grateful, and focus on these.

Focusing on the positives will not only help you to feel a greater sense of fulfillment but will also allow you to identify the areas in your life where changes could be made.

Self-fulfillment does not happen in one day, it takes time and a conscious effort, but if you follow these steps and take action to change your daily rituals, you can become more fulfilled with the simplicities of your life.

Finding happiness in yourself will reflect on everything you do, I’d like to hear what brings fulfillment to your life. Comment below and I will be sure to follow up with you. 

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