We largely operate on autopilot. We do the same things and think the same thoughts each day. When we have a few free moments, we occupy our minds with TV, the internet, or our smartphone. We avoid spending quality time with ourselves. You probably don’t know yourself as well as you think!

Whether it’s from a failed relationship or a dream that’s clearly never going to come true, everyone has been forced to deal with a broken heart. Since it’s likely to happen in your life more than once, it makes sense to become skilled and knowledgeable at dealing with it. Broken hearts are painful, but they are temporary. It takes a lot of pain and effort to
maintain a broken heart over a long period of time. The most effective solution is to move on and embrace life again. What other option do you really have?

Unfortunately, most relationships fizzle out for one reason or another. It’s amazing when a relationship actually works out, and so, this is what we inevitably strive for. But the journey to healing in between one relationship and a new one is a rocky road. As a result, learning how to get over a relationship that didn’t work out is a highly valuable skill!
Read on to learn about and how to use these strategies to overcome the end of a relationship and rise from the ashes stronger than ever.

You were in a relationship, perhaps one that you thought would last the rest of your life, but now you’re not. You might be sad, angry, or even relieved that it’s over. Now, you have the rest of your life to look forward to. There are plenty of things you can do when you’re single that are harder, or even impossible, to do when you’re in a relationship.

The fear of failure has killed more dreams than all other fears combined. The fear of failure is insidious because it’s largely in your imagination. It’s interesting that very small children have no concept of failure. They couldn’t care
less if they fail to do something. It might not be possible to go recapture the mentality of a toddler, but you can come
close. The fear of failure doesn’t have to impact your life significantly.

Difficult conversations are, well, difficult. We don’t like to have them with others. We don’t like others to have them with us. Consequently, we aren’t very good at them, because we avoid having them as much as possible. However, many situations only get worse without having a conversation. A lot of challenges can be avoided by sitting down and having a difficult conversation. Take a deep breath and do it.

Financial independence is highly desirable. Yet, for some reason, it seems to elude many of us. You've likely tried your hand at many different approaches, yet none have been able to give you the anticipated results. The good news is that financial independence can be achieved. By making certain adjustments to your life, you'll find yourself starting to build financial independence. So put aside your plan to work harder or put in longer hours and read on to find the
answers you’ve been searching for.

As a parent, your job is to take care of your children until the day when they can strike out on their own. While they graduate from high school knowing how to read and write, there are other skills that are just as important that may not get covered in the classroom. Before your teen leaves home, ensure they're ready to fend for themselves and have
a positive impact on the world. Take a moment to run down this checklist of life skills your teen will need.

You can live life in a way that makes it challenging. Or, you can live life in a way that makes it much easier.
Some people are highly skilled at making life more difficult than it needs to be. You probably know a few people like this. Even if you’re making your way through the universe with a minimal amount of grief, it’s likely that you could be doing even better.

How can you know if you’re doing well? It’s not fair to yourself to compare your situation to that of your friends, family, or peers. There’s no set path for life, but there are clues that can let you know if you’re doing well. It’s worth the time to assess your life once a year to ensure that things are moving forward. If they’re not, you’ll know that some changes are in order. Look for the signs in the attached file to ensure that you’re making progress with your life.