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Don’t Let it be Boring – Let Life Excite You

It is far too easy to get locked into a daily routine that quickly becomes boring. Sometimes we forget we need to live life with excitement and enthusiasm – which can be difficult to accomplish when you are racing to meet deadlines, or you are bogged down under an endless pile of assignments. However, you need to incorporate little doses of electricity into your life to keep you energized. You will have more success in the long run when you are enjoying your life.

First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt wisely said, “The purpose of life is to live it.” Better advice could never be spoken. You only have one chance at this crazy race, so why not make it as entertaining as you can?

You do not need to go to great lengths to add some pizazz to your life, nor do you need to suddenly attempt death-defying acts. Instead, find things that bring you great enjoyment and schedule them into your day.

Make sure to go and do those things you enjoy, and do not let procrastination get the best of you. It is far too easy to say, “Someday…” Before you know it, years have passed, and “someday” has not yet arrived – or worse, has passed you by.

New surroundings fill us with a renewed sense of happiness and inspiration. A vacation allows us to return with goals that are better prioritized, a mind that is more open to the possibilities in life, and a spirit that is filled with renewed energy. You may even find you have returned with renewed thanks for all of the positive things you have in your life already. Nothing opens up the mind more than seeing the world.

Whatever your field, take a great amount of pride in the work you do – regardless of what else happens, you know you have done your job well. It is amazing how ownership of your responsibilities and taking pride in living up to them can boost the human spirit.

Wherever you go in life, or whatever you decide to do, do it with enthusiasm. Find the fun and enjoyment in everything, from reading to your children to having dinner with your spouse to striving to meet deadlines. Relish the joys, and the difficult times will be easier to bear.

Written by David B. Bohl of Slow Down Fast.

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