11 Things You Should Quietly Eliminate from Your Life...

11 Things You Should Quietly Eliminate from Your Life...

[stoicmindguy]

Purchase the eBook now, "Stoicism in the 21st Century: Ancient Strategies for Modern Challenges, " and unlock your prosperity, abundance, and improve your relationships with this eBook.
Don't forget to subscribe to the channel and leave a 'like' on the video to support our work. Thank you!
May you all remain with the Creator

[PeacefulNightMusic]

To the person reading this
May the stresses in your life melt away and may you find complete peace. Remember to take a moment to yourself and find something to put your mind at ease. MENTAL HEALTH IS IMPORTANT AND YOU ARE IMPORTANT! May your future bring you nothing but peace and blessings! 💕

[directionofease]

Superb. Thank you. Summary:
11 Things to Quietly Eliminate from Your Life
1. People who hurt you: move on without justification. We are not obligated to associate with people who harm us or who don’t value us.
2. Unnecessary goals: Abandon certain goals in order to prioritize the path that aligns best with your essence.
3. Relationships — friendships or romance — do not share intimate details. No one has the right to know about fights, etc., which only fuels gossip. Analyze behaviors quietly without sharing. Don’t broadcast private matters. Preserve privacy and dignity of all involved.
4. Avoid raising your voice when stressed. Redirect energy to actions with beneficial results.
5. Avoid sharing your judgments with others about others. Speak ill of no one. Learn to be diplomatic. Always act intelligently. Immediately discard judgment from your consciousness.
6. Avoid constantly comparing yourself to others. Comparing is despairing. Value others’ paths, values, achievements.
7. Conscious use of social media: your life is a book full of fascinating stories, learnings, adventures. Again, diving into social media invites comparing (which is dispairing). Enter social media intent on looking for exactly what you need then return to your own story, your own book.
8. The pursuit of external approval. Value your own inner voice (again, comparing is despairing). Self-acceptance is an on-going process and every small victory counts. Cultivate relationships that support and encourage you to be your best; with people that respect your individuality and encourage you to express your true essence. Be your own protagonist, write your own story with the ink of authenticity and courage.
9. Close chapters in your life (e.g. relationships, work) with grace and dignity. Each experience prepares you for what’s next. Maintain dignity and privacy for all involved.
10. Let go of unrealistic expectations. Question the source of your expectations: are they truly yours or have they been imposed by external influences (e.g. society, culture, media)? Detach from inauthentic expectations. Ask yourself: do these reflect who I really am? Do they lift me up or do they weigh me down? Acceptance is all — acceptance of who you are, where you are in your journey, circumstances in or out of your control. Remember: The journey is what matters.
11. Eliminate all gossip and negativity. Every word we speak is a seed we plant in the garden of our lives and the lives of others. Choose words of support, encouragement, positivity, and thereby sow seeds of kindness and understanding.

[GymGarageMan]

Was called too old at 50! Started training in crumbling garage lifting rocks doing PUSH UPS on paint cans pull UPS on beams got ripped af at 52 years old!!!

[tina]

One thing to keep in mind is this ! Those who gossip to you are gossiping about you and you can take that to the bank. Gossips are the worst type of "friend". Stay away from a gossip because I promise you nothing good will come of it

[nancymccord]

To all who read this - I’m honored to share this time & space with you. Seeking deeper understanding to this brief experience is quite enlightening. I sincerely value the like-mindedness
~Peace to you now & always 🕊️

[sarahk]

I wish I had heard this wisdom 5 years ago before my divorce. Feelings of love and loyalty are so strong for highly sensitive people that they can persevere through pain, betrayal, and mistreatment for a long time. If I had listened more to my mind than my heart at that time, so much suffering could have been prevented for us both.

[tanyachavis]

Amen! I’ve learned to walk away from confrontations. To let things and people go. To treat myself with respect! These sound like living by Proverbs in the Bible. True living is about wisdom!

[ajaniwarrior]

This video just gave me reinsurance that I was doing the right thing! This past week I chosen to move in silence, distances myself from many liabilities and cut away my social media addiction. I’ve noticed a big change in such little time. That turning back is not an option. ❤

[kosheryoga]

I appreciate the part about discretion. Keeping our disagreements with others to ourselves. Words of wisdom. Good and evil is in the power of the tongue, said King Solomon. Thank you very much.

[ElderTimes]

61 and still leaning/growing. Learning how to replace limiting habits and beliefs with these sound, stoic values and principles is invaluable. It’s NOT how one starts…. It’s how they finish! Thank you for such valuable content.🙂❤️🙏

[Meraikie]

I have always believed that my problems are my problems and I worked through them, with talk and prayer to God. I am a too private person to share my sorrows and problems with others, for the simple reason that 'friends' are never friends forever! Many things in my life that caused pain, were just too sacred to share with people who have no depth, and most times words lack.
Thank you for reminding us of these precious and wise lessons... wisdom is more valuable than gold!
Blessings xx ⚘🕯🎶

[ShielaMakhutle]

Thank you Jesus this is the change that I need amen

[patriciayingst]

I really love the way that the Universe brings me exactly what I need, exactly when I need it. I really needed this today. Thank you 🙏🌎❤️

[cynthiaj.wagner]

I have recently experienced a betrayal. I have accepted it and choose not to confront my betrayer but continue to be quiet about it. I realize I'm not being quiet about it now but it's a good example. I feel much more at peace about the whole situation than I would have if i had allowed my anger and indignation to rule. It's not easy but it's worth it!

[KatelynMrsBamaIngle]

Turned 31 a couple months ago.. and I understand these fully. After Christmas, my emotional mental toxic 13 year marriage will be dissolved. Love shouldn’t hurt people love to you all. I am strong, I can do this my son and I.

[bizness]

I'm 48 going through a breakup after 17 years and this has helped me immensely

[elaineedgar]

I listened to this in the early hours after cancelling someone out of my life, someone very close to me. I know now l did the right thing. Thank you so much.m

[MrWells]

This video has forced me to reflect on the way I've been living my life and the people I confide in about my personal life. I'm deeply grateful for the wisdom in your content. Thank you

[jonathanbowles]

Good Morning. I never listen to gossip or hearsay. I always follow my Heart. I choose to walk my own pathway. I listen to my inner voice guiding me and giving the right answer. Positive Mental Attitude in facing the task ahead.