For the past few weeks, I have been going through the ins and outs of playing video games.
Now so far I have mentioned the negative impact that playing incessant video games can have on your day to day life, but this time I want to share the positive attributes of playing. And yes there are some…
Video games have become an extremely popular, and all-consuming hobby for some people. And I hear from many that they can feel like they can’t control the draw to play.
Many of us have had that experience with a game where you just cannot put it down.
Whether you want to be the next person to win Fortnite or you can’t get enough of Candy Crush, it’s a feeling all too familiar.
As a former gamer, I know too well that video games can have some kind of implication in your real life. This can either be in a good, or bad way, and I want to go through how and when you should start to consider changing your gaming habits.
Trust is a key part of not only having confidence but also general success and being happy. If you don’t have trust in yourself and in others, it can be pretty difficult to find success.
If you want to start gaining more trust, then I would like to offer my three steps to doing so.
As part of my series on confidence, the last part of this is trusting yourself.
In the past few weeks I have been covering confidence. Last time I discussed building self-esteem and how it is the foundation for building up your overall confidence.
Self esteem and confidence go hand-in-hand, so I would like to offer a very simple technique to improve on both.
The foundations of confidence is having the self esteem to know that you are good enough to try anything and that others’ opinion is just that, an opinion that you can overrule.
Without this self-esteem, it can make it much harder to bounce back and actually try something new when you are criticised or even questioned.
I hear a lot of people say very matter of factly that they’re ‘not a very confident person’ – meaning you are identifying as an unconfident person.
Confidence is something that you can grow and develop. It shouldn’t be your identity.
Confidence gives you the ability to try new things and ultimately get what you want. So, without confidence you will find yourself unable to move forward in life. You can find yourself stuck with a fear of the unknown.
This week I want to bring up the concept of being happy as apposed to feeling content. There is a strong difference and it might seem like happiness is the obvious goal for you, but I want to share why feeling content is the better option!
I’ve had quite a few people in the past comment on trying to understand nightmares and what their dreams mean.
What they also ask about it how to stop these dreams, but as it isn’t as simple as stopping those dreams, I’m going to explain what your dreams actually mean and why you show use them to your advantage in your real life.