Day 4
No complaint
day
I was
surprised that this was a tricky one for me – you never notice how much you
complain until you’re not allowed to for a whole day. I kept catching myself
thinking negative thoughts and about to say them but by the end of the day I found
it easier to keep complaints etc. to myself. I work in hospitality so its very
common for my co-workers and I to complain if a customer was very fussy or rude
(since it happens a lot!) but it felt good to hold myself back for once! I think
its important to stay positive in a negative situation, it doesn’t make you a
better person if you complain about something or someone al the time.
Day 5
Identify your
3 to 6 main priorities.
For New
Years Eve, my best friend and I sat down together and wrote our goals and
aspirations for the year into our diaries. It sounds really corny but doing
this with someone else actually motivates you to keep going with what you’ve
written. My main priorities this year would have to be:
1. Go to the gym regularly and become
more fit and healthy
2. Save more of my money instead of
spending it on things I don’t need or that don’t last
3. Get high marks for my university
assessments
4. Sell my current car and buy a nicer one
5. Get rid of possessions and clothes
that I don’t need anymore
Doing this
challenge is going to help me with the last one since I’ll have to clean out my
wardrobe and decide which clothes are essential to me and which ones aren’t. I’m
really excited to stick to my priorities this year – I like that I had to
narrow them down so I don’t feel overwhelmed with how many things I want to
achieve this year - it also leaves me time to relax without feeling guilty.
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