Challenge 3: Comfort Zones
Would you agree, that living life to the fullest, which challenges us on a day to day basis, to build a stronger, powerful and more positive minds? Even having a better outlook in life. I know for myself, I am in a comfort zone, and sometimes its very hard to get out of. I feel, I am missing a lot in life that I can be seeing, which is of course, by choice. I choose to stop feeling safe in one place and start building a better life for myself. Along the way of getting out of my comfort zone, I will be able to handle situations better. So with that being said, here is a challenge I have for you to become a better, powerful, stronger, person. I challenge you to do one thing a day, that is out of your comfort zone. I would love to hear what you have done today to start your process of your journey.
Challenge 2: Having a Balanced Life
Challenge 1: Bringing out the Positive
Would you agree, that living life to the fullest, which challenges us on a day to day basis, to build a stronger, powerful and more positive minds? Even having a better outlook in life. I know for myself, I am in a comfort zone, and sometimes its very hard to get out of. I feel, I am missing a lot in life that I can be seeing, which is of course, by choice. I choose to stop feeling safe in one place and start building a better life for myself. Along the way of getting out of my comfort zone, I will be able to handle situations better. So with that being said, here is a challenge I have for you to become a better, powerful, stronger, person. I challenge you to do one thing a day, that is out of your comfort zone. I would love to hear what you have done today to start your process of your journey.
Challenge 2: Having a Balanced Life
Directions:
- Write down categories of your life. You can have as many categories you want. I chose to have ten. ( Money, Self Improvement, Mental and Physical Health, Environment, Spirituality, Fun, Community, Family and Friends, Job/Career, Love)
- Once you have your categories, draw out that many columns on a piece of paper. Example: I am using ten categories, so I will have ten columns on my paper.
- Below your categories, number 1-10 (1 represents the least amount of satisfaction, and 10 being the greatest satisfaction.)
- Next, circle the number that represents how much you are satisfied with that area. Example: In my columns under Money, I circled number 4, Self Improvement 2, Health 1 and so forth.
- Once completed, write down all of the categories you feel you need to improve in.
- Next, Start setting goals for each of those categories you want to improve.
This challenge ties in with the Self Love Technique.
*****I
have posted a blank form of this chart and a goal setting chart if you would like to use it. All you have to do is look under checklist and its named Balanced Life Worksheet. *****
Sample Balanced Life Worksheet
Challenge 1: Bringing out the Positive
Things you will need:
Pen or Pencil
Small size paper
Scissors
Jar, or box
Starting today, I challenge
you to write down one positive thing about you a day, on small pieces
of paper, fold them up and decide where to keep them. You can keep
them in a keepsake box, a pretty candy jar, a bowl, what ever you
want to use. I want you to do this for thirty days. Part two of
this challenge will be posted in thirty days.
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