Making self improvement a part of your everyday life could be one of the best decisions you can make for yourself. When you grow as a person, you are at your happiest. Think about it. When you get a promotion, how do you feel? When you hit your target weight, how do you feel? When your relationship gets stronger, how do you feel? When you know you made a difference, how do you feel?

In life, you are either growing or you are dying. Why is it that when people have a birthday with a zero in the end of it, most of them see it as a lot more significant than most other birthdays? It is because they measure their life in terms of those numbers. When some people hit 30 for example, they will sort of freak out because they had certain goals they set when they were 20 but they are no where close to achieving them. For others, it’s when they hit 40, also known as the mid-life crisis. You see, not many things will feel worse internally than knowing that your life hasn’t really gotten any better than it was 10 years ago, or 5 years ago, or even 1 year ago.

This is why you must dedicate your life to personal growth. When you are constantly improving all areas of your life, you grow as a person. You become more mature in terms of knowing and having what you truly want in life. Self improvement isn’t about being weak or seeking help because something is wrong with you. It’s quite the opposite actual. It’s about taking control of your life, your personal power, and making it the way you want. Statistics show that only a small percentage of people will read more than a book a year after they graduate from school. This is such a shame. There is so much one can learn and improve upon.

So what tools are available if you want to improve yourself? There are books of course. What better way to learn how to improve an aspect of your life than to read the strategies of people who have mastered it? Another tools is watching videos or attending seminars. If you drive a lot, one great tool is audio programs. Many successful people recommend to use your driving time to learn by simply listening to an audio CD instead of music. If you have a library card, you can get most of this stuff for free. There really isn’t a reason why you shouldn’t make self improvement a part of your life.

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Expert: Dr. Paul Vehorn
Contact: www.AskDoctorPaul.com
Bio: Dr. Paul Vehorn has been a nationwide talk show host on Sun Radio Network and IRN.com. He is also the author of ‘Dynamic Dating’ and ‘Boomer Girls, a Women’s Guide to Men and Dating.’
Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz