Spring Cleaning - Part 2

Second step – you must change something.

You need to know exactly what you are going to fight against. And you opponent is your problem. What could it be? Your intrusive mother-in-law, your partner who doesn’t see your needs, your parents whom it is hard to satisfy, friends who don’t respect your privacy, colleagues from work who abuse your good will and ambition, and finally a domineering boss who never appreciates your efforts. Or maybe you have a problem with expressing your own opinion and  you would like to be a part of the crowd, rather than expose your person. Maybe you think everything in your life will goes its own way if you act based on someone’s advice and guidance but not on your own. Only you know, what your problem concerns, what hurts, and what doesn’t allow you to enjoy your life. You need to change that.

 

Third step - Order of precedence.

Consider, what is important to you. If your priorities don’t consist of your needs and your happiness, try to attach them. Because in contrast to wipe dust and wash windows, putting your affairs can not be done in so quickly. You need to know where you want to start from and what bothers you in the normal life. In creating a plan of action do not forget one thing – your loved ones. If you already want to clean up your life, you must do in such a way as not to offend people’s feeling you are closed to and do not cause ant trouble. The conversation is able to help more than yell out expression of negative emotions. Your loved friends will support you and understand your needs, if you only to allow them to.

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