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50 Life Secrets and Tips

1. Memorize something everyday.

Not only will this leave your brain sharp and your memory functioning, you will also have a huge library of quotes to
bust out at any moment. Poetry, sayings and philosophies are your best options.

2. Constantly try to reduce your attachment to possessions.

Those who are heavy set with material desires will have a lot of trouble when their things are taken away from them or
lost. Possessions do end up owning you, not the other way around. Become a person of minimal needs and you will be
much more content.

3. Develop an endless curiosity about this world.

Become an explorer and view the world as your jungle. Stop and observe all of the little things as completely unique
events. Try new things. Get out of your comfort zone and try to experience as many different environments and
sensations as possible. This world has so much to offer, so why not take advantage of it?

4. Remember people’s names

so that they feel appreciated and for your own future benefit when you want something from that person. To do this, say
 their name back to them when they introduce themselves. Then repeat the name in your head a number of times until you
are sure you have it. Continue to use their name in conversation as much as possible to remove any chance of forgetting
it. If you’re still having trouble, make up a rhyme about their name: “Dan the Man” or “Natalie flatters me.”

5. Get fit!
It’s ridiculous to think that we have one body, one sole means of functioning, and people are too lazy to take care of
themselves. Fit bodies lead to better health, confidence and more success with romantic endeavors. I’d say those are 3
very good reasons to get in shape.

6. Learn to focus only on the present.

The past is unchangeable so it is futile to reflect on it unless you are making sure you do not repeat past mistakes. The
future is but a result of your actions today. So learn from the past to do better in the present so that you can succeed in the
future.

7. Even more specifically, live in THIS moment.

Even 10 minutes ago is the past. If you live purely in this moment you will always be happy because there is nothing
wrong in this split-second.

8. Smile more often.

Whenever you get a grin on your face, your brain is releasing serotonin, the happy hormone. Smiling is the natural way to
force yourself to be happy. Many people even smile for five minutes straight in the morning to get themselves in a great
mood for the day. It is a very powerful tool that is utilized less and less as we grow older and need happiness more than
ever. Just remember that while happiness leads to smiles, smiles also lead to happiness.

9. Drink water.
Hydration is tremendously important for overall health. Soda has absolutely ZERO nutritional content; it’s like pouring a
punch of sugar and syrup into your cup. Instead, fill it with life-replenishing water. It may taste plain at first if you’re
coming off of a heavy soda-drinking streak, but you’ll soon find yourself addicted to it. 10 glasses per day is optimal,
how many have you been getting lately?

10. Don’t take life so seriously!

Learn to laugh at the little things and this whole “existence” thing will be a whole lot easier. Be amused by your mistakes
and failures and be thankful that you learned your lesson and won’t mess up like that again. And most importantly do
things that you enjoy! Life is not strictly business, it can be mixed with pleasure.

11. Think positive thoughts.

When you find yourself thinking a negative thought, stop it immediately by any means necessary. Slap yourself in the
face, yell something positive at the top of your lungs or jump up and down. Do whatever it takes to get back to a positive
mindset as such is essential for continual happiness and success.

12. Read books.

No explanation needed.

13. Get in the sun.

Superman was completely re-energized when he flew out to space and soaked in some rays and you can do the same right
outside your front door (if you live in a constantly dreary place, my apologies). The sun feels amazing: your entire body
will be coursing with warmth and life.

14. Help others.

 I’ll just give you a plethora of reasons why this is a MUST
Helping people has a ripple effect. If you help someone they will feel more obliged to help someone else, and so
on. Pay it forward
You grow by giving and helping others. It can change you in ways you never expected
Your relationship with that person will become stronger
It’s the most fulfilling thing you can do on this planet. It not only feels amazing physically, you also feel like a
good person
You might be able to call in a favor later when you need some help
Karma (if you believe in it)
Because there are more people in this world than just you

15. Set aside a specific time to worry each day.

Ponder all of your problems and anxieties during that time so that they will not distract you during work or moments of
pleasure. This way you can be extremely efficient with your time and avoid focusing on negative things as much as
possible. If you get all of your worry out of the way and have the mental fortitude to keep from reverting back to them,
you will be much happier on the daily.

16. Be honest at all times.

Lies lead to nothing but trouble. Being known as trustworthy is an excellent trait to maintain and essential to having
integrity.

17. Sleep less.

Fully adjusting to a new sleep cycle can take up to 21 days so don’t give up if you feel tired after switching to 5-hour
nights. The “required” 8 hour/night is for normal people. If you’re reading THIS article on THIS site, you are not normal.
So figure out how much sleep YOU really need and adjust accordingly. As enjoyable as sleep is, waking existence is
much more fulfilling and efficient. IF this really sparks your interest, check out alternate sleep cycles with which you can
be fine off of 2 hours of sleep per day.

18. Read “Bringers of Light” and “Conversations with God” by Neale Donald Walsch.
These books will help you decide what you want to do in this life and how to get to that point. They will also profoundly
change the way you look at the purpose of existence. Read them!

19. Figure out what your goals and dreams are.

So many people wander aimlessly through life simply go for whatever small thing they want moment by moment.
Instead, decide what your perfect life consists of and begin to put the steps in motion to reach that place. The most
satisfying thing in the world (yes, better than sex, much better) is overcoming a challenge and reaching a goal. We are the
happiest when we are growing and working towards something better.

20. Start your day off right.

Wake up and set aside an hour for personal development activities (meditation, self-introspection, observing nature, etc.)
Do the things that make you feel blissful, optimistic and empowered so that you can set a positive tone for your day. I
guarantee that once you start doing this, your days will be more enjoyable and fulfilling. Today is going to be the best
day of your life. Duh.

21. Utilize ‘The Burning Method.’

Whenever a fear or worry or complaint comes to mind, close your eyes and imagine writing down the thought on a piece
of paper. Then proceed to light the paper and fire and watch it disintegrate. Even better, actually write it down and burn
 of paper. Then proceed to light the paper and fire and watch it disintegrate. Even better, actually write it down and burn
it. You won’t have any problem ridding your mind of the thought after doing this.

22. Travel.
Anyone who has ever gone anywhere will tell you that traveling is one of the most exciting and
life-changing activities that you can do. Observing a different culture will expand your mind
while making you further appreciate the life you already live. This goes back to becoming an
explorer: this world is your jungle so go explore! Who knows, maybe you’ll find a place you
love so much that you decide to move. Imagine the positive repercussions a new environment
could have on your life.

23. The Rubber Band Method

This is the third and final way to rid yourself of negative thoughts (hopefully by now you have figured out that this is
very important!). Place a rubber band around your wrist and snap it against your skin anytime a negative thought finds its
way into your head. This classical conditioning technique associates a slight pain with negative thoughts like Pavlov
associated food/salivation with the sound of a bell. Sounds a bit cruel at first but it only stings for a second, I promise.
Plus the outcome, having only positive thoughts, far outweighs a little slap on the wrist here and there.

24. Learn to be unaffected by the words of others.

Most people get very upset when they are called negative names by others, but there is a simple trick to overcoming this.
Here it is: If I went up to you and called you a fire hydrant, would you be upset? Of course not. Obviously you are not a
fire hydrant, you are a human being. The same concept applies to when someone calls you something that you know you
are not. They are foolish for saying such things, so why would you react with such anger? The only exception is when
someone calls you something that is true! In this case, you should thank them for alerting you to a weakness, one that
you can now work on changing.

25. Read “Zen and the Art of Happiness” by Chris Prentiss.

This book will give you the knowledge and instruction to be happy at all times regardless of the circumstances. Yes, this
sounds like an oversimplification of happiness, but I assure you that this book will change you in an amazing way.

26. Develop the ability to forgive.

Forgiveness is something that most people fail miserably at even thought it’s so simple. Grudges only bring more misery
to those who hold them and prevent good relations with the target. YOU makes mistakes all of the time so why not have
mercy when other do? Remaining angry feels horrible while forgiving someone brings a refreshing sensation to the mind
and healing to the relationship.

27. Be the person that makes others feel special.

Be known for your kindness and sympathy.

28. Learn to lucid dream

, or to realize when you are dreaming so that you can control your dreams. Sleep feels good, but its rather boring and
unproductive. With lucid dreaming under your belt, night time can be even more exciting than when you are awake. You
can do anything: fly, travel to other planets, party with a celebrity, get intimate with your dream boy/girl, etc. Many lucid
dreams have also reported being able to speak directly with the subconscious during dreams by demanding to be taken to
it after becoming lucid. For those that know a thing or two about your subconscious, that is a BIG deal.

29. Visualize daily.

It has been said and proven time and time again that what you focus on is what you get. If you complain all of the time,
you will run into more of the things you complain about. The same goes for good things like health, wealth and
 happiness. So spend some time in the morning imagining yourself achieving whatever it is that you currently desire.
Focus is key in this exercise, so choose a quiet environment where you won’t be disturbed. If you’re having trouble
focusing and continually find that your mind has wandered to something else, read about meditation in the following life
tip. There is a lot more to this concept, so check out the full article on visualization and the law of attraction here.

30. Meditate everyday for at least 20 minutes.

In this modern world where everyone is so connected to everything else via cell phones, TV and internet, most people
rarely enjoy the beauty of silence. The ability to quiet your mind and relax your body is an art and skill that everyone
should develop. Simply sit somewhere, preferably in nature, and focus on your breathing or try to think about nothing.
This is going to be extremely hard at first! You might find it boring or just plain impossible to think of nothing, but you
will get better and you will learn to love it. Post-meditation, you will feel extremely clear headed and.. well, just plain
wonderful. The only way to really understand this sensation is to try it.

31. Learn to control your mind.

What kind of skilled human are you if you cannot even control your own thoughts? While the human mind is described
as being a stream of consciousness, that does not mean you can’t decide where your stream flows. Techniques like
meditation and the 3 ways to flush out negative thoughts will aid you immensely in learning to control your mind.

32. Learn to control your emotions.

The only person that can make you unhappy is you! You are the one that decides to be affected by the words and actions
of others. Realize this so that the next time you experience a negative emotion, you can find the strength within yourself
to overcome it.

33. Take a class in speed reading.

Books are full of information that can enhance your knowledge-base, vocabulary and yourself as a person. Speed reading
is an easy way to get at this info faster so that you can have more time for other endeavors.

34. Relax!
This one is for you work-o-holics out there (myself included). Yes, work is very important and productive but you need to
take some time to chill out everyday or you are going to burn out faster than a candle with no oxygen. Additionally, you
need to reward yourself for a job well done. What’s the use of doing all of that work if you can’t have a little fun from
time to time anyways?

35. Work on making good first impressions.

Practice a strong, firm handshake and the small talk that generally goes along with meeting someone for the first time.
People won’t know what to think of you if you have nothing more to say beyond “My name is _______, nice to meet
you.” Also make sure you remember names, as mentioned previously. Who knows, you may be going into business with
or marrying this person you’re meeting for the first time if you make a good impression. Be sure and make an excellent
one.

36. Learn to use your eyes to their full potential:

Make constant eye contact when in conversation. Looking away (especially down) is a sign of inferiority and
unsureness. Instead, look at your conversation partner dead in the eyes and keep them locked on

Master the piercing stare. You know when someone looks at you and it feels like they can see into your soul?
Well that’s not a hereditary characteristic, it just takes practice. Work on sharpening your gaze in the mirror.
You’ll know you have it when it’s intimidating to continue looking at yourself

Master the one-eyebrow raise. This one isn’t necessary by any means, but hey, why not? Pick a brow to learn with
 Master the one-eyebrow raise. This one isn’t necessary by any means, but hey, why not? Pick a brow to learn with
and go look in a mirror. Raise both of your eyebrows but use your hand to hold down the brow that you want to
stay down. This will probably feel very stupid at first but if you keep trying, you will eventually pin down the
muscle you need to flex to get that one brow up

37. Be mysterious.
Don’t let off everything about you and definitely leave out some major details. There is something both alluring and
mesmerizing about someone that no one knows fully about. I’m not saying to confide in no one or to alienate yourself.
Just think James Bond.

38. Come up with a life mantra.

You know, like “Carpe Diem” or “Live life to the fullest,” but not as cliché. Make it something that really hits home with
you so that you will actually stick to it. Make sure it’ not so specific that it rarely applies but also not so general that it’s
not personal.

39. Get good at something.

Call it a hobby or a passion, whatever it is, just get damn good at it. Your occupation does not count! Make it something
that you can practice often enough to excel at. Examples: Magic tricks, surfing, ping pong, creating short films, and
unicycling. It can be anything but I would recommend choosing something that: 1) You are passionate about 2) You can
bust out at any moment to display your skills for any discerning crowd. My mind goes immediately to aerobatics and
break dancing, but that’s just me.

40. Work out those abs.

Above any other muscle group in the entire body, the abs are the most important. They constitute your core, the center
point of your body. Your ability to balance comes almost completely from the strength of your abdominal muscles and
balance is vital to performance in any physical activity. Summary: they’re very important. For more info on how to work
out your abs, check out this video.

41. Keep your brain sharp.

The majority of people are stuck in ruts. They go to the same job everyday, hang out with the same friends and eat at the
same places. While that may feel safe, it’s not the most stimulating lifestyle for your brain. Those synapses have been
built up enough, so try something that you do NOT know how to do! Buy a model car kit, master the art of sudoku or
crosswords, or go pick up another major at your nearest college. The point is you need to be learning new things to keep
your brain honest. Form new synapses by forcing your mind to work in ways it has not worked before. Just like physical
workouts, doing too much of the same exercise will eventually give no results. Switch it up!

42. Read something inspirational right before bed and after waking.
This will set get you in a great mood for sleep and for the day. Read anything from a famous speech to your favorite self-
improvement book. Try to read something that get’s you really excited in the morning especially so that you’ll leave
your house beaming with energy and wonder.

43. Do what you love.

There is a huge difference between making a life and making a living; which one are you
making right now? So many spend their entire lives trying to make as much money as possible
so that they can afford to do what they really want later. It makes no sense to settle in life until
you’re 65 so that you can retire and do what you want when you’re already WAY past your
prime. We only live life once so why wouldn’t you want to spend it pursuing your bliss? To do
anything else would be a tragic waste of the freedom you are allowed if you are reading this
right now. Follow your bliss and you will be a thousand times more happy than your retirement
 date and 40+ years younger.

44. Choose your friends wisely.

You are affected far more than you think by the people you spend your time with. Do your friends share your values? Do
they encourage you when you speak of your goals and dreams or do they scoff? Make sure the people around you are
conducive to the lifestyle you want to lead or you will find yourself being dragged again and again into behavior that
distances you from your desires. Friends with a habit of producing negative thoughts will especially hinder you. This can
be a hard task to follow through with if you realize you good friend is one of these saboteurs, but you must be firm! Don’t
let anyone get in the way of you being all that you can be.

45. Don’t burn bridges.

By that I mean maintain your relationships with people even if you think you are never going to see them again. For
example, if you are quitting your job, don’t chew out your boss before leaving! You might run into him/her again later
and life and wish you had never severed ties so harshly. You never know when you might need the help of someone you
knew in the past. Plus there is already too much hatred in this world, why add more towards the people you interact with?

46. Keep a journal/diary.

It sounds like a very monotonous habit at first, but when you get into it, that little book will become a great way to
organize your thoughts and track your growth over the years. Most of us already stay awake in bed at night pondering the
events of the day anyways so why not document those thoughts in an organized fashion? That will allow you to look
back and observe how your way of thinking has changed over time.

47. Read “New Pyscho-Cybernetics” by Dr. Maxwell Maltz.

This book will explain why the content of your thoughts has such a profound effect on your life through religious,
philosophical and scientific arguments. A must read for completely understand who this life thing works.

48. Learn to use and trust your subconscious/intuition.

When you spend time in silence everyday, listen not for words but for a feeling that tells you to do something. Do not
mistake your own reasoning and thoughts for those of your subconscious. If you can track where the thought came from,
(this thought led to that thought which led to this thought, etc.) then it was not from your subconscious. Learning to
accurately discern between the two will allow you to tap into knowledge that you don’t consciously have.

49. Develop a charismatic personality.

You know, the kind of personality that is surrounded by people constantly and is the life of the party. Start visualizing
yourself as THAT person. Maybe take a short course on dynamic speaking and learn some jokes. Take the time to learn
some party tricks and sleight of hand. Most importantly, believe that you already are charismatic even if you fail at beign
the center point of the next party. Lie to yourself constantly and tell yourself that you are more warm and gregarious than
Ronald Regan. Belief is the first step! Reality will come soon after.

50. Love is all there is.

If you truly want to be a master of life, let love be in your every action. Love your friends, family and enemies alike. This
is the most difficult thing to do out of this entire list, which is why it is listed at #50. But if you accomplish this, you will
be seen as a leader among everyone that allows hate, envy, disgust and all other negative emotions into their lives. Think
Gandhi. Love is so rare in this world when compared to the massive presence of hate that by exuding love, you will
immediately see yourself and the people around you change. Love. Love. Love.
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Comments

1. Mia says:
02.14.2010 at 7:52 am

Great article, very inspiring. Thank you! (^-^)

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2. Bboy Atlas says:

03.05.2010 at 11:53 am

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Jordan says:
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I did check out your website and then I found myself looking at bboy videos for a whole hour
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3. MzMelanie says:
03.10.2010 at 5:57 pm

I love this article….I needed to read it today very inspiring :)

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Jordan says:
03.11.2010 at 10:46 am

Melanie,

It’s comments like yours that making blog worthwhile even when it’s not that profitable :) Glad
I could provide you with some inspiration

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4. Andy says:
03.15.2010 at 11:04 am

Definitely one of the best self improvement posts I’ve read recently, Inspiring without being overly
mushy or infeasible. Keep up the good work!

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5. Mika says:
03.23.2010 at 7:35 pm

from list of 10 to 50 now…message somewhat diluted and essence is too dissipated – forcing some
good old cherry picking

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6. b says:
04.12.2010 at 8:19 pm

its all true -ive read psychocybernetics the original book and its a relly good book-

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7. Ben Koshkin says:

04.17.2010 at 5:47 am

If more people followed this advise, the world would be a better place.

Ben Koshkin

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 Jordan says:
04.18.2010 at 6:29 pm

Thanks for your comment, Ben. The world would be a better place; it’s too bad more people
don’t follow personal development blogs (and follow the advice!).

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8. Susie says:
04.23.2010 at 5:52 pm

Enjoyable read. Inspiring, ringing of truth and simplicity.

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9. Bethany says:
05.04.2010 at 3:03 am

Wonderful tips, concise and inspiring. Thanks :)

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10. Eric Normand says:

05.04.2010 at 10:46 am

A lot of these tips are really great. Here’s a little more instruction on how to be more charismatic:
instead of visualizing yourself as charismatic, visualize someone who you already think is
charismatic. Then visually “step into their place”. This is a great technique for taking on personality
characteristics from other people.

Thanks!

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Jordan says:
05.04.2010 at 11:24 am

Actually I’m writing an article on exactly that technique right now! I too have found that
personifying someone is much easier and effective than visualizing yourself already changed.
Thanks for the comment Eric

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11. Zim says:

05.04.2010 at 10:47 am

Be good at something… how about fire spinning? Check out my troupe at

http://www.revolutionoftheflame.com. It’s something to bust out to any crowd. EVERYONE!! likes
 to burn things. SO why not fling said things around your head at crazy speeds! Very Inspiring I’m
glad I stumbled onto this.

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12. sophie says:

05.04.2010 at 11:23 am

what is it that you’ve got against sleep?

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Jordan says:
05.04.2010 at 11:52 am

Well unless you’re an amazing lucid dreamer, sleep is an idle state for you. I’m an efficiency
freak so sleep, to me, is a waste of time. Especially if I can go about it in more productive ways
and get more done in my waking hours :)

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13. sarah says:

05.04.2010 at 12:41 pm

I love cats and I hate dogs

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14. Van says:

05.04.2010 at 5:13 pm

A little cheesy and a lot of it already in action. Some minor spelling errors, mostly grammatical, and a
seemingly unconscious bias towards ideals in relation to human logic. (This is very slight however
and will more often than not go unnoticed by most.) In overview, an amusing read worthy of note,
and acknowledgment toward the grains of insight this article offers to it author and readers alike.

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Melissa says:
11.16.2010 at 11:16 pm

this is great. definitely keeping a copy of the bolded parts with me :)

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15. DigitalAngel says:

05.04.2010 at 6:23 pm

I think it’s really easy to read a long list like this and like a appreciate a lot of the ideas, but then go on
 with your day and forget about it. To avoid doing that, I’m planning on picking one of the items on
this list which I think is particularly good (perhaps #3, to start with) and making focusing on actually
implementing that suggestion, for the next week or month, however long it takes for me to build a
habit of living that suggestion. Then I’ll pick a new one :) Thanks for the inspirational ideas!

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16. DigitalAngel says:

05.04.2010 at 6:24 pm

I think it’s really easy to read a long list like this and appreciate a lot of the ideas, but then go on with
your day and forget about it. To avoid doing that, I’m planning on picking one of the items on this list
which I think is particularly good (perhaps #3, to start with) and making focusing on actually
implementing that suggestion, for the next week or month, however long it takes for me to build a
habit of living that suggestion. Then I’ll pick a new one :) Thanks for the inspirational ideas!

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17. j says:
05.05.2010 at 2:45 pm

I’ve got #48 nailed. What you need is an imaginary friend. They give the best advice.

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18. phoenixbyrd says:

05.07.2010 at 3:52 am

I stumbled across this site on accident and I haven’t been able to close it since. This is a great site you
have and I really love all the articles. I’ve written down most of the things on this list that I want to
fully implement into my life right away. Your a great inspiration and I would really like to see you
write a book on all this stuff. I’ve read other blogs/books but none were as well written as anything
on here.

-Keep up the good work!

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19. wijin says:

05.07.2010 at 4:08 am

i’m gonna share this with my friends.. :) always smile.. :)

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20. thepeakstate says:

05.13.2010 at 1:29 am

What an absolutely awesome article!

 I have lots going on in my life at the moment, you might even say I am completely re-inventing
myself, changing my career, job, house, city and my mindset.

So many great points in this article, I know I will keep coming back to it again and again to absorb,
and apply any number of the suggestions.

Thanks

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21. gramathon says:

05.15.2010 at 5:45 am

Thanks for this article. Very helpful

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22. Kela says:

05.16.2010 at 6:14 pm

Changed my life. Thank you so much!

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23. matt says:

05.17.2010 at 9:50 am

Thank you so very much.

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24. Bruce says:

05.19.2010 at 1:07 pm

Wonderful tips, concise and inspiring. Thanks :)

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25. pdk says:

05.20.2010 at 10:56 am

it’s good collection of thoughts and actions to be taken accordingly ! LOVE LOVE LOVE !!!

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26. Joe says:

06.02.2010 at 4:25 am

Excellent site. Very good advice to live by.

 Excellent site. Very good advice to live by.
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27. Adam says:

06.06.2010 at 7:27 pm

I found your site today and I absolutely love it! You write well and explore amazing topics. I love
this list, especially number 50 because it is so true. All the best people in our lives are the ones who
exude love.

Keep on bloggin’ Jordan, you’ve got yourself a new avid reader here (you can thank stumble upon
for that)…

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Pati says:
06.22.2010 at 3:44 pm

I feel the same way as Adam ! Great article

I found your site today and I absolutely love it! You write well and explore amazing topics. I
love this list, especially number 50 because it is so true. All the best people in our lives are the
ones who exude love.

Keep on bloggin’ Jordan, you’ve got yourself a new avid reader here (you can thank stumble
upon for that)…

and stumble upon from me too !

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28. michael says:

06.14.2010 at 8:11 pm

Add: Do the Avatar Course

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Jordan says:
06.15.2010 at 12:38 am

What is the Avatar Course?

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29. 2breal says:

06.15.2010 at 6:58 pm

This is a great article it really have me anxious to use its tips.

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30. Brian says:

06.18.2010 at 11:05 pm

This is easily one of the most inspirational articles I’ve ever read. Excellent job.

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31. boniface karukenya says:

06.21.2010 at 1:36 am

Guess what i visited and got nourished as never before in life. Thanks.

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32. Joseph Bernard says:

06.21.2010 at 6:59 am

Jordan, this article is fabulous. Thanks you so much for spreading such light out into the world. It is
so needed so that we all can expand our capacities to make us and the world a better place. I am
going to print a copy and be uplifted as I explore all the ideas.
I write about these topics daily over at http://www.explorelifeblog.com
Thanks again for sharing this wisdom,

Joseph Bernard, Ph.D.

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33. LilMissusB says:

06.24.2010 at 10:42 am

I find your site very inspiring…We all feel a little lost sometimes and need a little push to motivate
ourselves so we can continue creating a better version of who we already are. Your site is perfect for
that! Thanks Again!!

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34. Rob says:

06.30.2010 at 12:56 pm

Daily memorization is a great idea for keeping the wits sharp.

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35. JuicyMentality says:

07.11.2010 at 4:12 pm

This article was so amazing. I have added it to my favorites. Thanks so much for posting.
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Jordan says:
07.12.2010 at 10:41 am

Thanks, JuicyMentality. I really like your username btw

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36. Kesha says:

07.14.2010 at 9:56 pm

I found your site “stumbling” along the web and I absolutely love your articles!! This post just
reminds me that I need to get back to the basics so I’m printing this and going to make it my checklist
to remind myself to get back in the habit of doing at least a few of these items daily and adding more
as they become habits! Let’s see how that works out :-)

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37. jc says:
08.01.2010 at 10:24 am

just printed 2 copies of this, one for me and one for my best friend. thank you very much man.

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38. BleedBlack says:

08.01.2010 at 11:05 pm

I loved this article. I’m actually in the process of changing my life around. I woke up one morning a
few weeks ago and it felt like I was opening my eyes for the first time. It’s true that when you start a
path to somewhere unknown the path finds you. Finding this article just reaffirms that. Thank you :)

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39. Vitaliy says:

08.04.2010 at 5:41 pm

Awesome write up! I’ve seen similar lists done before but I am definitely coming back to this one. I
want to spend some time reading through it a bit slower and make a list of the books you’ve
recommended in it. Good stuff, keep it up. I am jealous, you’ve had over 100k of stumbles. For the
life of me I can’t figure out the right way to approach this on my site.
Thanks again,
Vitaliy

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40. anonymous says:

08.04.2010 at 8:35 pm
 08.04.2010 at 8:35 pm
“Memorize something everyday.”

Here’s something to memorize: It’s “every day.” It’s two separate words. The one-word version is an
adjective. For example, “My everyday life is burdened by those who are functionally illiterate.”
Commit that to memory and pass it on.

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41. Tori says:

08.11.2010 at 9:56 pm

Hey Jordan

I stumbled upon this page of your site, liked it, and then decided to explore the rest of your site. It’s
all awfully interesting stuff. But I came back to this page to make sure I bookmarked it. Then I got to
thinking, I bookmark tons of sites, and I never really come back to them. And these 50 things are
things I want to think about every day. So I wrote down each bolded part on one sheet of paper that I
promise I will carry with me always. I want all these things to be habits in my life, every day of my
life. Thank you Jordan, you’ve probably made me a better person.

Tori

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42. Sid says:

09.09.2010 at 9:55 pm

I really like what I’ve read so far in this article. (I’m sleepy and will finish later). There is a blog that I
would like to recommend that has very similar topics: http://www.marcandangel.com/ I’m not being
paid by this blog to advertise, but I think it’s a useful blog.

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43. Jonathan Browne says:

09.14.2010 at 1:31 pm

Well you certainly wrote quite a comprehensive list of secrets and tips.

Pretty enjoyable read, although I did find myself skimming.

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44. Anonymous says:

10.02.2010 at 11:28 am

It brought a tear to my eye truely beautiful

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45. Bhavesh says:

45. Bhavesh says:
10.26.2010 at 1:37 pm

Awesome!
Love it!
Thanks for putting all 50 together! Did you struggle to keep it to 50?
May I share the 50 on my site as an article with a link back to your site please?
Thanks,
Bhavesh

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Jordan says:
10.26.2010 at 3:56 pm

Thank you, Bhavesh! Yes feel free to share the article with a backlink :) Glad you liked it

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Bhavesh says:
10.27.2010 at 11:09 am

Thanks Jordan :) Sure site members will love your secrets and tips :)

P.S. The Bruce Lee section is great! :)

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46. Tweek says:

11.11.2010 at 7:39 am

Anyone know who wrote this? I’d really like to personally tell him/her/them how awesome this list is.

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Jordan says:
11.11.2010 at 12:46 pm

Hey I’m Jordan, the writer/creator of HighExistence. Thank you! Glad you liked it :)

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Tweek says:
11.17.2010 at 5:54 am

So did you just come up with these 50 ideas off the top of your head? Very impressive :)

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47. Justin Dew says:

 47. Justin Dew says:

11.11.2010 at 6:37 pm

I love you, lol! GREAT stuff!! Was looking through the rest of your site and wondering “where’s the
catch?” Haha, you’re a perfect example of a human being. Thanks for representing our species so
well <3

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48. Veronica says:

11.11.2010 at 9:37 pm

This is an amazing article! Kudos. I love all of them, except maybe “get fit”. “I’m in shape. Round is
a shape!” Great job. I’ll keep these in mind!

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49. Geoff says:

11.13.2010 at 9:54 pm

Wow. I normally don’t respond to articles I read online, but this one is a must for me. Even though
I’ve only just finished reading it, I feel strongly that many of the things listed here will have a
profound impact on my life. I try hard to be open minded and objective in everyday life, but it’s hard
to maintain conciousness of these points as one progresses through busy days. Thank you so much
for caring enough about the people who read this to share it with the world.

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50. Taz says:

11.17.2010 at 2:14 am

This article is amazing! More people should read it.

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