I'm doing 33 things
throssel hole buddhist abbey
18 months ago
I recently did this and it was well worth it, definitely going back to do it again! For my insights about the retreat, read my blog
http://rawzen.wordpress.com/
ntelechy's Life List
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1. Write life-changing books that will top the Bestseller lists
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2. Be more disciplined
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3. Manage my time more effectively
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4. Be more Funny
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5. Go back home and visit my family and friends
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6. Shop for new winter clothes
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7. Meet interesting people
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8. Learn how to apply my make-up more creatively and stylishly
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9. Raise a fortune for Charity by doing a Trek
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10. Go to impoverished countries and help the poor
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11. Have dental surgery
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12. Detox
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13. get a six pack
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14. Be more Adventurous!
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15. read a book a week
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16. Gain full control over my mind and emotions
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17. Help other people achieve their goals
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18. Replace my existing Merc with a brand new Merc SLK
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19. Make new friends who will inspire me to be the best I can be
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20. Buy my own place
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21. Travel around the world
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22. improve my Spanish!
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23. Meditate for at least 1 hour every single day
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24. Lose 10 lbs
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25. become a successful entrepreneur
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26. Be HAPPY no matter what happens
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27. Learn how to play a musical instrument
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28. Make enough money to invest in lucrative properties abroad
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29. smile more
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30. Become a multi-millionnaire
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31. Have a glamorous Photoshoot!
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32. Create multiple streams of passive income
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33. Invest
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Recent entries
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23 months ago
I overcame my depression on the day that I HAVE HAD ENOUGH. I have hit rock bottom and stayed there long enough. I have wallowed in my negativities long enough, IT MADE ME SICK. It simply wasn’t working for me anymore. I didn’t like the person I had become. I was turning away the people I held dear. The moment I decided that I didn’t want that anymore is the moment I changed and started reclaiming my old happy self.
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23 months ago
When I quit, I did it in an instant. It was a moment of REAL decision. I didn’t want it anymore, I didn’t need it anymore. I associated so much negativity to smoking, and I associated so much positivity to being able to control myself. So I was never even tempted to do it ever again after that. I didn’t need to discipline myself, because I didn’t even think about it.
I think this applies to any addiction, or any habit you want to get rid of. I have applied this technique on other situations, and it works.
If you have enough WHY’s that are compelling and big enough, you will DO IT!
