It Took Me 20+ Years To Realize What I'll Tell You In 10 Minutes

I hope you enjoy this video. It took me 20+ years to realize what I'll tell you in 10 minutes but once I did, there was no going back. It changed my life and helped me to live more in flow, with inner peace and in the present moment.

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[simonalexandero]

What are you clear about now that years ago, you didn't know?

[lauriexwang]

a beautiful reminder that life isn't just about reaching the next goal, but about appreciating the journey along the way. 🙌

[kellygibson]

I can agree. I’ve been in a constant struggle with eating healthy, work, starting my own business, finding good people to network with, and maintaining a great marriage. I’ve had less, I’ve had more, and wasn’t happy. Every day is a test, and I admire those who are able to remain calm and focused when things aren’t going well.

[heliosplutus]

"GRATITUDE, the pathway to abundance and antidote to fear" - brilliant.

[fitfogey]

I’m 53 and needed this at this exact moment. Somehow your video came up in my feed. I’ll be forever thankful for it.

[DiscoverWithJama]

'Ungrateful heart is a magnet for toxicity and Negativity' is spot on. Thanks for sharing these life hacks, Simon :)

[PeterWare-mg]

Had to stop worrying about 35 years ago after catastrophic medical news and I'm still here! Thanks for inspiring video. 🙏🏿✔️👍🏿

[Ras_Spinoza]

"Until we have begun to go without them, we fail to realize how unnecessary many things are. We've been using them not because we needed them, but because we had them" - Seneca

[MuxiangP]

So true that we are happier when we are grateful. Focus on the things that we can control. Thank you for sharing, Simon!

[mojcahenigman]

This has proven 100% accurate in my life — the more happy and content ai am within myself and with what I already have, more good things come to me, often in a miraculous seeming fashion 🥰 Thanks for this great reminder.

[summmmmmable]

I’ll go back to my 20 years young self about my experience, and I think my young self will never get it! Live life through experience of your own rather than somebody else’s!

[mr.moglich]

You are right! Happyness depends on the state of mind. But one thing I would like to say... with wealth your security will be better. Health, chances, education and much more. Thats why you struggeled and went for career. It does not make you happier, but it secures you and loved ones. It may even settle the ground for a family. But you speak the truth and I am with you. Happyness does not lei in posessions, but in your state of mind. It has to be free of worries and stay positive. Like your video. Cya

[aherna]

Life to me is all about doing the best you can, trusting and enjoying the process and enjoy the most you can of every present day!

[TheTektronik]

It wasn't bad to aspire for certain things but being thankful for what one has at the present moment helps it stay grounded.

[cyclops]

Exactly. I’m happy doing nothing. Just watching the clock run out slowly

[nebaicita]

SECRET of Life its learn and enjoy the jurney...with the ups and downs..if you think the material stuff will make you happy ...i can tell you there never enogh...you will be more happy when you give out

[WilliamClarke-ouuw]

I liked that, a lot.Sometimes it pays to slow down and be grateful.

[LivingMeaningful]

"This video was so refreshing and inspiring. It’s not often you find content that speaks to both the heart and the mind. Keep up the great work!"

[cryptoconfused]

Thank you for this video. I felt a huge surge of happiness with the words 'here and now'. I hope i can remember this always whenever life starts to take a toll.

[mikelandry]

Making yourself dependent on calling somebody outside yourself and saying hi to them makes you dependent that they’ll say hi back