5 Ways Solitude Can Make You Happier and More Successful

Here are 5 ways being alone can make you happier and more successful! Many people ignore the importance of solitude, but spending time alone is crucial for your mental health and emotional well being. Alone time not only helps you build mental strength, but it also gives you the opportunity to reflect on your goals, dreams, and relationships. It allows you to gain perspective of your life, and implement the necessary changes.

Numerous studies confirmed the benefits of spending time alone. It may feel a bit unsettling at first, but pushing through will help you lead a more fulfilling life.

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[GibranEscobell]

I found so much peace by isolating myself and meditating most of my day. It actually helped DISSAPEAR a lot of emotions that were accumulated. The actions that you take while I isolation can pull out out and help you heal or push you deeper. Hope you find peace and happiness to the person reading this.

[psytricks]

“The more powerful and original mind, the more it will incline towards the religion of solitude.”
― Aldous Huxley

[bankysCorner]

Being comfortable around yourself is a booster for self preservation. All points are great.👌

[Booster]

I love being alone and in solitude! I'm so much more productive and happy

[Trapper]

For an Introvert like me, Covid isolation has been awesome! I grew up the only child on a farm, so I learned early on how to occupy my free time with constructive interests and hobbies. I'm never bored or lonely. I could never marry. I don't enjoy others in my home. I travel alone, I eat alone, and I see my friends and family on my terms.

[shoonnya]

I am one of those who loves solitude - except for being with my best buddy, my dog. The point about creativity is really true. Since recently being out of an unhappy marriage with a cash-hungry woman with almost no other passion in life other than making the bank balance fatter; I am happier, at peace with myself, and definitely more creative! Have written almost 30% of a novel, many poems, have done a lot of hiking, practiced more of my first love - classical singing, invented new recipes, lost 40 pounds, watched a lot of world cinema, and am learning psychology online at a reputed university!
Also made new friends in the process. All in less than a year, while working full time as a professor/teacher. So yes, solitude helped. A LOT! I think people confuse between solitude and loneliness. The former is meditative and tranquil, while the latter can make you unhappy and sometimes even suicidal.

[isabellev.]

I totally agree, and Winter is a great season to do it, I have taken to hibernating, I still see friends and message them, as well as my family to reassure them am fine, but I really enjoy this time for introspection and ensuring I am on track with what I want from life. A luxury.

[BATgirl]

More into solitude now than ever before. Realizing that many friendships left me drained -either because of too much negative focus or because they were sucking my energy by trying to be like me. Some people give and some people take. I’d rather have one true friend than large groups of friends which tends to lead to competition and jealousy. It’s easier by myself to just be. I am kind to myself, quick to forgive and pursue spontaneous ideas without having complicated plans to coordinate with others. I enjoy a beautiful life I would be happy to share with the right person. At 64 it’s better to be alone than with the wrong person.

[thechancellor-]

To the *worthwhile person* 🌟 seeing this, I know life is hard. It’s hard living, filled with struggles and challenges. The constant pressure to overcome and become. However you can overcome and make it better, all the seeds and keys of greatness are within you. Get up and press on. I wish you all the best in life ❤️.

[joemartinez]

So true …. Good to be by yourself,
Me, my shadow and I ….
Time for reflection and perspective direction …. You grow as a person and the person who you really are .
Alone with yourself…
Yes I agree whole heartedly !
Life slows down ………

[atiqrahman]

I love solitude. Yes, solitude is quite helpful for a human being. As long as it is not ISOLATION from friends and family---- solitude is good to have.

[bflv]

Solitude makes me quite happy. With few exceptions, people suck.

[WoodLox]

Solitude is the core to meditation and perception of ones true goals. The older I get the more I value alone time. I use to feel being alone was not living, now being alone I live the best life. Kids wife and the ones who truly cherish your friendship many are too busy helping themselves to you. Zen’

[jackcaubat]

Being comfortable solo is definitely way to go. I love chilling with my pets 🐕 🐕

[dreamerjazz]

I was alone for 4 days, and I did so much! I went on an adventure alone, watched movies and played lots of my records! When I was completely isolated, I noticed my energy was very fresh and I felt good around people when I went out to public places. It started to get lonely during the 4th day, but it was worth it! I was still using my phone, but not on a social way, I was using for creative purposes. But at one point, I turned my phone off and took the battery out because I feel like my phone was listening to my conversations and secretly recommending me topics related to my solo conversations lol.

[deborahwolff]

I agree with this video! This fits me very well. Life can be stressful and toxic. Spending time alone and being absorbed helps you get in touch with yourself and makes you stronger and can heal better

[Michael_RareZebra]

Expert in the art of solitude. Never lonely but like to be alone.

[jaredjadlowski]

Yes, if you have actual friends, acquaintances, family and people you interact with, then yes solitude can be helpful every now and then- however if you go years on end without talking to even more than one person, the benefits others enjoy begin to work toward hurting than helping- people who actually know what it’s like to be lonely and unwanted have to struggle through everyday and at the end of it all see that there is no point living in a world where nobody wants you

[rolansanchez]

Sometimes I find time to connect with people, but I like to spend time with myself.

[rubaiyattrina]

There's a difference between being alone & being lonely. People who tend to stay alone are not lonely, they just prefer solitude. I like solitude. I prefer to stay alone then getting mixed up with the unnecessary crowd. I like my own company & the only friend I need is my rabbit. There was a time I used to look for peoples company, tried to make new friends, tried hanging out. But soon I found that its a recipe for disaster. I soon discovered that I prefer my own company then staying surrounded by wrong opportunist peoples.