THE LEARNING HUB: How Can I change my life completely and make it interesting

1 Talk to people not to improve but to observe and understand.

2 Dedicate at least half an hour to exercise, half an hour to hobby, half an hour for self-improvement each day.

3 Spend at least one hour of early morning time in acquiring knowledge or walking and enjoying the smooth winds outside.

4 Write a schedule for each day, make a checklist of all important activities, make sure you check most of them before falling asleep.

15 minutes: Introspect your day and identify scope of improvement. Next 15 minutes: Be thankful for whatever went right in the day and express gratitude for whatever you have till date. (Schedule for last half an hour before sleeping.)

5 Be joyful about challenges and issues in life, feel excited to test your strengths and to come out of them like a warrior. Be happy and fearless. Commit to face and fight.

6 Seek inspiration from every person you see, every person does some inspiring things in their life, however, all we do is to feel envious of them, instead appreciate them, compliment them and seek inspiration to push your limits.

7 Do one thing at a time if possible: eating, sleeping, talking, driving, working, entertainment. Don't mix, especially smartphone in all of this and create a chaos.

8 Fix a routine if possible, time of sleeping, waking up, meals, bathing, working. It keeps your body healthy, mind right and channelises energy into work.

By Anubhav Jain

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