I have had some deep realizations. No, they have been happening for the past 5 years, but everything makes sense now. Your life experiences — good, bad, and ugly — teach you a village of habits. These 10 habits have helped me sail through the toughest times in life.
1. Health
This is the most powerful pillar of life.
When I was 25, I worked for 14 hours, earned a decent amount of money, but terribly compromised my health.
As I grew older, a series of events occurred in my life. Recurring miscarriages, constant leg injuries, and weight problems led me to live a healthy lifestyle.
All this made me realize that health is the biggest asset. A balanced diet, less junk and early dinners have helped me heal and recover.
2. Time Management
Since high school, this has been my biggest superpower.
But when I entered my 30s, I started misusing this superpower.
The productivity bug affected my mind and relationships. I started keeping track of time so minutely that I felt emotionally unstable and burnt out.
And then I realized that time management is not all about continuous work.
