culled from:lifehack.org/
1. Become Who You Want to Be
Step one is to ask yourself if you are the person you wanted to be
growing up. What attitudes do you admire in other people? What are your
personal weaknesses? Make a list if you have to of all the personality
traits you would like to have and get to work cultivating them. Practice
makes perfect.
2. Create an Amazing Life
If you aren’t excited about the life you are living why would anyone
else want to be a part of it? Do things that make you happy and get you
excited for each new day. Find things to look forward to and share them
with the people around you. If your life looks like enough fun, odds are
you won’t need to go looking for love. It will beat a path to your
door.
3. Find Your Passion
Part of creating an amazing life is finding at least one thing you
can be really passionate about. Maybe you love exploring the outdoors.
Maybe it is art that really gets you excited. Whatever it is, identify
it and make it as big a part of your life as you can.
4. Leave the Past in the Past
Everyone has had things happen to them that they would rather forget,
but not everyone has baggage. Memories only become baggage if you dwell
on them and refuse to move on. Learn to let go of the people who are no
longer in your life and forget the ones who let you down. Move on and
set your sights on the horizon.
5. Get Organized
When you feel like you are in control of your life you will be more
confident and more attractive. Organize everything. Clean your house.
Clean your car. Trim down your Facebook friends list. No one wants to be
in a relationship with a panicky scatterbrain and odds are if you are
one you have a hard time relaxing. Get it together, man.
6. Take Care of Yourself
Do everything in your power to maximize your personal energy. Fill
your life with things that make you happy and enthusiastic. Maybe
running makes you feel great. Maybe it’s lifting weights. Maybe it’s
going for a walk before work. Just do something to make yourself feel
healthy and happy.
7. Learn to Accept Other People
One of the toughest things you learn in life is that other people
don’t exist to satisfy your expectations of them. Accept other people
for who they are and learn to embrace their flaws. A good relationship
is one where both people can feel comfortable and at home. Judging
people is a great way to get them headed for the door.
8. Love Life
Dwight Eisenhower once said “Pessimism never won a war” and the same
applies to life. With all the negativity that already exists in the
world (ex. missile strikes, bombings, celebrity gossip columns, etc.) no
one in your life needs to hear about the things you think suck. Focus
on the positive. Find things about the world you love. Only when you are
happy about the life you have can you successfully try to expand it.
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