To Live Your Best Life, Look for Opportunities to Learn More and Continue to Challenge Yourself

To Live Your Best Life, Look for Opportunities to Learn More and Continue to Challenge Yourself
We’ve talked about the importance of looking for opportunities, ways to take risks and to challenge yourself to live your best life. Pushing yourself to do things out of your "norm" opens you up to growing as a person. It increases your confidence and helps you to gain new skills. You’ll encounter people and experiences you otherwise wouldn’t by staying in place. There are so many reasons you should look for opportunities to learn more and to challenge yourself. In today’s post, I’d like to offer you some practical suggestions for ways you can actually start to find those opportunities. Start with these and then come up with some of your own ideas for creating the types of opportunities that will bring you closer to reaching your goals.
Do Something That Scares You
Why not take a big leap and do one thing that scares you? This exercise is even more effective if you can do it repeatedly until it starts to feel less scary. Think of something that feels intimidating to you. It can be in your personal or professional life. Then just give it a shot and see what happens. Make cold calls for work. Share your expertise with a group. Go out and talk to a stranger at happy hour. It doesn’t matter.
Take a Class
Lifelong learning is seriously important when it comes to self-growth and becoming the best version of yourself. Using your mind in new ways will make all kinds of unfamiliar experiences start to feel more attainable. You could discover your new favorite hobby or even transition a new skill into a career builder or business idea.
Stretch Yourself Physically
Get active in a new way. This is an especially relevant suggestion if you’re currently rather sedentary in your life. When you try out a new exercise or start working out for the first time, you’ll discover what your body is capable of. You’ll also gain energy to tackle all the things on your to-do list.
Expose Yourself to Those Who Are Different
Traveling is a great way to learn about different cultures or perspectives. Understanding the ways in which the world works is key to becoming an emotionally intelligent person who can get along well with others. If travel isn’t something you can do right now, that’s okay. There are lots of ways to meet people of various backgrounds. Check out the community events in your area and plan to attend one that seems like it would attract a diverse crowd. Just get out there and meet people outside your normal social circles.
No matter what you do, just be sure never to stop challenging yourself. Getting comfortable leads to complacency and stagnation. You can’t live your best life if you remain stuck where you are.
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Until next time...
Cheers!
Lisa
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