Posted by Soul👏👏👏
For people like me it's already been set to hard mode. The first obvious thing would be remove the negative vices from your life. Anything from compulsive shopping, to drugs, and everything else in-between. Removing negative vices is step one. Except some vices make it impossible to break the chain like heavy drug use or alcoholism. Because of that it takes a different strategy. This doesn't even have to be drug use, but also mental problems like stress, anxiety, and depression. I watched a video of a guy describing how silly the idea of adding more happy things to your life to fix your problems was. He has a muddy glass of water and kept pouring clean water into it till the water was clear. Then he described how problems in life weren't like that, and threw pebbles into the clean water. Then then described how these issues aren't just something that can be cleared by adding happiness to your life. Because soul crushing rocks are impossible to wash away with clean water. You literally have to reach into the cup, and remove those pebbles one by one.
What I personally add to that idea is that all the pebbles range in size. The bigger pebbles are the hardest to remove. For me the biggest would be alcoholism. I would be impossible for me to reach into my soul and remove that one, because I was too weak at that point. So my strategy turned into removing the smaller pebbles first. Things like stop being lazy and force myself to work out. Stop accepting being fat and miserable, and start eating healthy. Even simple things like doing all the overflowing chores around the house. Things that slowly remove the problems in my life. All while still adding in things like meditation, and accepting my past. I haven't completely beat my bad choices, but I feel like I'm on the right path at this point.
Posted by BadderBunnyI wholeheartedly agree! Financial security and stability is the most important thing nowadays.
For me living my best life would mean financial security snd freedom. I am trying to secure that by getting my masters degree and license so I can have the option of self employment which provides freedom.
It also means having suportive people in my life.I have had to purge many people from my life the last few years who dont fit.
A long term relationship where I feel emotionally secure, content, and sexually satisfied. Self explanatory.
Living in an environment that nourishes my interests and brings me peace. I am still working on that and trying to figure out where to relocate.
Posted by nanochipWhy can’t you?
My best life is in Australia, I just know it. I can’t move there yet and I’m getting so old 😭
Posted by borednbeautifulI edited more details onto my original post to explain what I saw when I was therePosted by nanochip
My best life is in Australia, I just know it. I can’t move there yet and I’m getting so old 😭
Why can’t you?click to expand
Posted by nanochipWould you mainly move for your boyfriend or for Australia itself? Can he move to USA?Posted by borednbeautifulPosted by nanochip
My best life is in Australia, I just know it. I can’t move there yet and I’m getting so old 😭
Why can’t you?
I edited more details onto my original post to explain what I saw when I was there
Because of my dogs. I got my dogs 7 and 10 years ago, and now it would cost $ 20k and about 6-8months to process and quarantine them to Aus, and one of them is elderly. I should just bite the bullet and start saving I guess. But theres also the cost for my immigration and travel, I think we are really looking at $ 30k US minimum.click to expand
Posted by hoeflationSage advice for someone who has the money 😃
Where to relocate- seaside shack like James Bond in Skyfall
what habits to adopt- low cortisol life
what kind of work to do - as little as posssible
hobbies - dog kennel/ shelter
activities - my onlyfans subscriptions I keed I keed
spiritual practices - feng shui
investments - property
practical advices - stay on DXP forever
Posted by borednbeautifulNo I wanted to move to Australia already before I even met him. So if he and I break up, I’m still going to Australia. I want to move somewhere warmer and that’s not viable in the US because of cost of living in those places. I’m also trying to move to a more safe country with less violence, drugs, homelessness, and mentally ill - which the US doesn’t have proper care systems in place for and that drives a lot of what’s happening here.Posted by nanochipPosted by borednbeautifulPosted by nanochip
My best life is in Australia, I just know it. I can’t move there yet and I’m getting so old 😭
Why can’t you?
I edited more details onto my original post to explain what I saw when I was there
Because of my dogs. I got my dogs 7 and 10 years ago, and now it would cost $ 20k and about 6-8months to process and quarantine them to Aus, and one of them is elderly. I should just bite the bullet and start saving I guess. But theres also the cost for my immigration and travel, I think we are really looking at $ 30k US minimum.
Would you mainly move for your boyfriend or for Australia itself? Can he move to USA?click to expand
Posted by nanochipI hope you get to Oz soonPosted by borednbeautifulPosted by nanochipPosted by borednbeautifulPosted by nanochip
My best life is in Australia, I just know it. I can’t move there yet and I’m getting so old 😭
Why can’t you?
I edited more details onto my original post to explain what I saw when I was there
Because of my dogs. I got my dogs 7 and 10 years ago, and now it would cost $ 20k and about 6-8months to process and quarantine them to Aus, and one of them is elderly. I should just bite the bullet and start saving I guess. But theres also the cost for my immigration and travel, I think we are really looking at $ 30k US minimum.
Would you mainly move for your boyfriend or for Australia itself? Can he move to USA?
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No I wanted to move to Australia already before I even met him. So if he and I break up, I’m still going to Australia. I want to move somewhere warmer and that’s not viable in the US because of cost of living in those places. I’m also trying to move to a more safe country with less violence, drugs, homelessness, and mentally ill - which the US doesn’t have proper care systems in place for and that drives a lot of what’s happening here.
Do you know they just casually keep their windows open and doors unlocked there? Never could happen here unless you’re in some kind of gated community and even then the crazies infiltrate those from time to time.
Everyday someone locally is being shot, stabbed, or hit and run at a crosswalk, car jacked, whatever. You can’t even drive a car down the road safe anymore. It’s the reality of the situation in the USclick to expand
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