What is the importance of taking responsibility for your own life? 1
Why should one’s life be fully owned and operated by themselves?
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What I think one can learn from being in the present is to be always appreciative of the current situation no matter how it may arise.
How can taking action lead to personal growth?
Why does happiness stem primarily from progress, as opposed to the end goal?
In what way does being in the now enhance the different aspects of one’s life?
What were the top five regrets of the dying, as noted by the late Bronnie Ware?
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It's freeing to know that you are the sole architect of your life story as taking responsibility for your life simply translates to being the hero of your life. It means taking the initiative to impose changes and making decisions on your own instead of having to rely on someone else to make the changes. To some extent, such a lifestyle spares one of the anguish of remorse from having not done anything and instead nurtures self-improvement and happiness.