Success, Fulfillment, Health

Success and Fulfillment

You succeed. Are you happy? Sometimes our success is not what makes us happy. Stop and think a moment... Do you feel that you are a success at what you do? Do you feel fulfilled? Are you happy? Do you love what you do for a living? Do you love your career or job? Are you one of those people who go around smiling all the time, always in a good mood, and always have great and interesting things going on in your life?

If you can say yes to all of these questions, you are obviously a person who has figured out what it is you love to do and made it your life’s work. This not only makes you a success, but gives you fulfillment.

Most people define success as having the material things you want to have, or at least the ability (money) to get these things if you want them. The cars, houses, great paying job; all those things are common measurements of success. However, success is a subjective term, and is based on your opinion. I did say your opinion, not the opinion of others.

Fulfillment is another subjective term, based on each person’s opinion. Fulfillment and happiness are synonyms. Happiness and fulfillment are not the result of having things; they’re the result of an inner contentment. There’s a wonderful quote that goes like this:‘The happiest people are those who discover that what they should be doing and what they are doing are the same things.’

The sad thing is that too many people are trapped doing what they have to do instead of what they want to do. And what’s worse is they don’t know how to change it. Life is way too short to spend doing something that prevents us from growing and that doesn’t bring us lots of fulfillment. When we’re unfulfilled, we try to fill this void with other things. Could this be the cause of many addictions? It’s certainly the cause of much unhappiness.

If you are one of those unhappy people and need some guidance, here are some great tips from Kathy Ryndak and Gord Riddell on how to tap into your passion.

Identify your passions:

Success/Fulfillment

It’s important to recognize that unless we identify our passions, planning a vision or goal to work towards will be difficult to attain. We need to put aside what we think other people expect of us and tap into our passions.

1. What were your childhood dreams or interests?

2. On a sheet of paper, write down those old memories and see if they are still things that excite you. These may form the basis for some of your passions today as an adult.

3. On another page, let your imagination run wild and list all the things that make you feel excited, energized, and creative.

4. When you are finished, go over your list and see what you wrote. How do you experience this list of things that excite you?

5. What things from this list are in your life today? From your list, what would you like to see happen in your life?

If your work isn’t meaningful, do something that is. That doesn’t mean you should just quit your job today, but think for a while about what it is you love to do, then start brainstorming, looking for ways to make money doing what you love. Experiment with new and different things. Step out of your comfort zone once in a while because being too comfortable doesn’t allow you to grow. If you tend to be a negative thinker, change that! The negative person comes from a place of scarcity. That person always believes there’s never enough to go around, that they’re never getting their fair share. The negative person is afraid of change.

The positive person comes from a place of abundance. That person’s cup is not ‘half-empty’, it’s ‘half-full’. The positive person believes there’s more out there than one person could ever possibly have; they believe there’s more than enough to go around. The positive person has a hopeful attitude about life and is open to change.

Our mental and emotional health has a direct bearing on our physical health. The happier and more positive you are, the healthier you will be. Studies have shown that people who are depressed have more physical ailments and less energy.

Our relationships tell a lot about us as well

Do you surround yourself with positive or negative people? Try to take an honest look at every aspect of your life and don’t be afraid to make some changes. Track your progress with Health Reviser. Your readings will tell you if you’re on the right track. Life is meant to be happy, healthy and adventurous.

Strive for fulfillment and you will be a success.

The Health Snapshot Program for Health Monitoring

Health Snapshot

The Health Snapshot program helps you look into the state of your health every day. As you check in with your health levels each day, you will begin to see that your health is changing daily. This will allow you to make health decisions based on the findings. And in many cases, you can do things to make yourself feel better, based on the seven levels of readings you see on the computer screen. Scientifically valid and quick, the Health Snapshot program makes sense for those who don’t want to spend all of their time or money at the doctor’s office. Be careful though, like any other program it’s not a doctor replacement and not a treatment for any medical need.

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Health Snapshot

Personal health monitor. Tracks daily health changes and alerts on possible health issues (including cancer) on its early stage. Designed for health cautious individuals, wellness centers, health clubs.

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