Smart tips: Live your best life

How to devour all of life’s chocolates with these easily applicable tips and valuable insights from lived experiences

What you’ll learn
You will discover how you can feel richer than you are financially.
You will learn quick ways to relax.
You will see how you can hop-skip through life as though it’s a fairy tale or adventure.
You will find out how you can be more inclusive.
You’ll hear how can increase your contentedness, thus your health and general wellness.
You’ll begin to understand that terrible disasters can be sources of great wealth.
You’ll start to discern the learning opportunities in everything you encounter.
You’ll end up realizing that life’s lessons constitute true wealth (sometimes leading to financial success).
You’ll acknowledge that not everything that goes wrong in the world is your fault or responsibility..
You’ll increase the degree to which you feel you own your life, including your feelings and your mistakes, and feel more in charge.
You’ll learn how to feel like you have greater control over what happens in your life.
You will see that you have to determine your own worth and your own values and cannot let others determine that for you.
You’ll be able to see where some other people’s strange or unpleasant behaviors may be coming from and thus become less affected by them.

Requirements
You’re alive.
You’re human.
You understand English.
You’re willing to be curious and inquisitive.
You’re not opposed to having an open mind and heart.

Description
“Life is like a box of chocolates, you never know what you’re going to get.” –Forrest Gump This power-packed course about how to live your best life is therefore like a box of chocolates too. In short and snappy videos, I’ll show you how to eat your chocolates to enable you to live your best possible life.  Are you ready to join me? (If not now, when?)_____Keywords: MotivationStress managementSpiritualityHappinessAgeingPersonal productivityConfidenceHealthPractical hacksDiversion, equity and inclusionResilience_____Many of us want our chocolates to be sugar-free and dairy-free and the cocoa, nuts and other ingredients organic and FairTrade or otherwise responsibly sourced. Then it’s Christmas, and a beaming person hands you a gift-wrapped box with a beautiful bow on top. Inside, you find sugar-laden milk chocolate with no indication of the provenance of the ingredients. You can’t toss the box into the face of the person who gave it you. So what do you do? Do you toss it in the bin? Do you give it to your local food bank? Do you give it to a friend or a neighbor or the first person you run into? Your conscience wouldn’t let you, so you end up eating the chocolates anyway.Life’s like that too.  Life is like the Christmas at which someone hands you a box of chocolates.Would you, perhaps, like to feel a little less burdened by everything that you have on your plate? Then, please, let’s get acquainted and explore our boxes of chocolates.I have learned a lot in the course of my life that could greatly benefit others. That’s why I created this course. I haven’t lost a son, daughter or spouse to illness, crime, drugs or alcohol, but apart from that, there’s little that I haven’t experienced.Among other things, I want to remind you that not everything is your fault. Sometimes, stuff just happens. Bad stuff happens to good people, too. It’s all about making the best out of your personal box of chocolates.Let’s explore!PS25 June 2024: I promise to add captions, but adding captions is a lot of work and I have two mosquito bites on the inside of my wrist right now that get really itchy from my wrist resting on my desk. As soon as those bites disappear, I will start adding captions, so likely within the next seven days. Thanks for your patience.

Who this course is for
You’re often frustrated with all the curveballs life throws at you.
You feel inadequate.
You are intimidated by other people’s success.
The idea of needing to start building a life for yourself scares you.
Your parents weren’t the greatest and your family is not very supportive or non-existent.
You’ve just been struck by a disaster such as the loss of your job or home.
You’re exhausted. Overwhelmed. Disillusioned. Devoid of hope.
You feel powerless.
You want to do more but you don’t know what.
You wish the world were a happier place.