How to Find What’s Meaningful in Your Life
You have a deeper connection with yourself and the people you surround yourself with when you have greater significance in your life. You feel more fulfilled, as if you have a purpose, and you have more positive energy. Here are some pointers to help you discover what is more meaningful in your life.
What’s it Mean to Have a Meaningful Life?
Do you have any doubts about whether or not you are having a meaningful life? Here are a few things to look out for. You can become so accustomed to your everyday routine that you lose sight of your mission. Here are a few factors that will tell you that you’ve built a meaningful life:
- Being productive without trying
- Having continued self-confidence and a high self-esteem
- Feeling high, positive energy radiating through you
- Being able to handle challenges and setbacks without missing a beat
- Having a healthy lifestyle, both mentally and physically
- Feeling more than content with your life, but overjoyed
Having a meaningful life does not imply having a flawless existence or always being cheerful, but rather a sense of contentment, knowing that all will work out in the end. You feel like you’re on the right track and have a goal, which makes you feel a lot better than if you don’t believe your life has enough significance.
Be More Self-Aware
You may believe you know what makes you happy, but it’s often what makes other people happy or what you believe you should be happy about. Being more self-aware, on the other hand, can help you figure out what actually makes you happy and add purpose to your life.
Starting a journal and writing down how you feel after various activities is an easy method to achieve this. Work, sleep, hanging out with friends, going for a walk or hike, playing with your kids, working on a creative project, reading, or anything else you do on a daily basis can all be examples.
If you want to see if a new hobby provides you joy and passion, become more self-aware of your feelings and thoughts during and after it.
Discover Your Purpose
Different things provide different people with a sense of purpose. Some people achieve it by pursuing their passions and developing a creative spark, while others desire relaxing days spent with people they enjoy spending time with. You might discover your calling through your work and achievements, or by assisting others and becoming a philanthropist. There are no incorrect responses!
Again, keeping a journal is a terrific approach to start figuring out what you want to do with your life. The most clarity will come through daily stream of consciousness diary entries, in which you write whatever comes to mind and let your thoughts flow spontaneously.
AmberLDrake
Walt Disney once said, “We keep moving forward, opening new doors, and doing new things, because we're curious and curiosity keeps leading us down new paths.”. To be successful is to have no limitations, it is to work through all obstacles, to have extreme passion for life, and love for others, and this seems to be the underlying motto of Amber Drake’s life. Drake is a highly accomplished, world-renowned, and published book author, freelance writer and editor, inspirational speaker, an inspiring teacher, a well-reputed canine behaviourist, a canine cancer researcher, and the CEO of Canine Companions. As a child, she was keenly interested in the veterinary field and this interest paved way for her to be the successful businesswoman she is today. Starting with an Associate of Science degree in Biology in 2007 from Jamestown Community College, she has since expanded her knowledge horizon by acquiring a Bachelor of Science in Biology degree with courses from both SUNY Fredonia and Cornell University, followed by a Master of Arts Degree in Education (2011) from Ashford University, a Post-Master’s Educational Certification, and a Doctorate in ABD from the North Central University, Prescott Valley Arizona. Driven by her love for dogs, she regards her company, Canine Companions, as her greatest work-related accomplishment. She wrote the book, ‘Dog Talk: What Your Dog Wants You To Know’ as a comprehensive guide to understanding the behavior of dogs. She has since been involved in numerous writing jobs in the field, varying from writing about veterinary medicine for pet insurance companies to serving as the Co-founder and Vice President at Preferable Pups. She actively engages in content management, copywriting and research work, ghost-writing, and content marketing for organizations around the world. In addition to being an incredibly successful writer, canine behaviorist, and a CEO, she is an educator as well as an experienced curriculum developer. She is a Professor of Veterinary Medicine at Mentoray, where she teaches and develops curriculum. She is also an Adjunct Professor of Professional Sciences at Kaplan University and an Adjunct Instructor of Biology at Jamestown Community College (10+ years). Drake is a woman of many skills. She has been in the freelance content writing field for almost 7 years now with a vast amount of writing experience throughout the past ten years. She is a proficient copywriter, blogger, and has years of experience in content management and development, content creation proofreading, written communication, and correspondence. She has a number of certifications including, but not limited to, Canine Psychology, SEO, Content Marketing, Social Media Marketing, Snapchat Marketing, and Google AdWords. Drake is a woman of extreme passion with great love for her work as a canine behaviourist, writer, and college professor. You can read more about her on her website http:/www.AmberLDrake.org or connect with her on her Facebook page, www.facebook.com/specialistamberdrake.
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