How can one improve one's life?

Answer 1

you need to find your place in life and stop and realize that you are your only hope in life. and remember that life is all around you find your most positive appeal and run with it.

Positive thinking. Some people will tell you that positive thinking is foolish and 'nieve'. However, if you would like to do a little research on the power of mind over matter, body, and the world of quantum physics please pick up "The Field" by Lynne McTaggert. It is a very good compilation of the results of research projects over the last century or so aimed at collecting evidence through valid scientific means for the unexplained abilities of each and every person to have their own effect on the world. Perhaps you've heard of the "Hundredth Monkey". In my opinion, the only way to improve one's life is to improve one's understanding of the greatness of it all, and to recapture that feeling we all had when we were children and everything was so exciting and amazing. I think the main reason people are unhappy today is that we lost this sense of awe as we grow up and become immersed in all the things we are required to do such as: you must get/keep a job to make money to pay the bills to keep your home so you've got someplace to stay so you can keep showing up to work. That sort of thing. We forget how awesome it really is to be alive. And if you're into The Bible, it helps to remember that Jesus said to be like the little children. I think the message he intended to send was one of perpetual awe. You don't have to believe in any sort of god to have this awe, if that's just not the way you see things. And you don't have to be an atheist to research the science behind the wonder of it all. The more I read, the more I find that the edges blur and the two supposedly opposite views eventually complement one another. I wasn't a very happy person until I rediscovered the awesomeness of this place and the skin we're in. Stay excited! Be in the mystery!

Answer 2

just ask God and follow him, and He'll give you the .

The first step in living a better life comes with the recognition of your weakness and cravings. You must develop activities which would strengthen your resolve against the lure of the negative weakness.

You must participate in activities that are the complete opposite to your present set of negative behavior.

You must consistently demonstrate such essential qualities as integrity, compassion, equity, dependability, contentment and unselfishness as compulsory components of your lifestyle.

Answer 3

Many people have asked the same question during their lifetimes!

Here are some things you can do to help yourself:

• Appreciate what you have - learn to be grateful for all the good things in your life, even if other people have more or better things than you do. Are you alive? Are you reasonably healthy? Do you have a place to live and some food? There are plenty of people who don't have even these simple things, and if you try, you can name many more good things that you have!
• Pass it on - being kind and generous to other people makes you feel better and gives you a better life. You don't have to give away a lot of money or time, either - just a friendly smile, a truthful compliment, a door held open for someone with their arms full, or a sandwich for someone who's hungry can make a big difference.
• Make the decision - decide right now to do all you can to make your life better. Try to be a better person. Follow your chosen religion more whole-heartedly. Plan ways to make things improve. Ask for help from a spiritual advisor, your friends and family, and any experts you can find.
• Do what you can - Act in ways that will make things better for you. Do the right thing (and you always know what's right and what's wrong if you listen to your body). Be more polite. Control your anger. Learn to meditate and be calm. Listen to your body more. Be mindful and live in the moment, observing and appreciating what's going on around you. Be a better person and your life will be better.
• Improve yourself - never stop learning new things. The more you work on improving, the better your life will be. Take classes to learn new things. Learn a new hobby or pasttime. Learn new skills. Try new things and new experiences. Make it a point to learn one new thing every day, even if it's just a new word for your vocabulary.
• Follow a religion - studies have shown that people who are active in their chosen religion (and that's your personal choice!) are happier, calmer, and more able to deal with the stresses of modern life. Pick whichever religion appeals to you, and follow it whole-heartedly.