What if you chose to compare yourself to yourself?
That inner reflection will help you be more in all that you do.
I’ve added ‘thinking time’ to my daily schedule to be more present in all aspects of my life.
I have decided to continue to set achievable goals for myself, just like a gardener who plans the growth of a plant by providing the right amount of water, sunlight, and nutrients to make it flourish.
As a leader, I continuously learn and educate myself, just like a chef who experiments with different ingredients and techniques to improve their cooking skills.
I embrace my practice of self-reflection and mindfulness, just like a musician who rehearses regularly to refine their musical abilities.
I have the ability to fail forward as a learning opportunity, just like a scientist who conducts experiments, knowing that some may not succeed but will still contribute to their understanding of the subject.
I enjoy my daily practice to cultivate a positive mindset and attitude, just like an athlete who visualizes success and maintains a positive outlook to achieve their goals.
When I take care of my physical and mental health like a car owner who regularly maintains and services their vehicle to ensure it runs smoothly.
I choose to surround myself with positive influences and supportive people, just like a plant that grows best in nutrient-rich soil with the right amount of sunlight and water.
I love to practice self-discipline and self-control, just like a martial artist who trains diligently to master their skills and techniques.
I remind myself that self-improvement is a journey, not a destination, requiring consistent effort and dedication.
Using my comparisons, you can visualize and understand the different aspects of self-improvement and how to apply them to your life.
What’s in your playbook?
