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You see people succeed all around you and it seems effortless for them. You feel you've stalled, or worse -- you feel like you've wasted your time doing what you're doing, and time is running out. I get it. I've been there, and I can help.

 

So now what? Now it's time to unleash positive change in your life once and for all. Start with a question: What do you love to do?

For those of you who struggled with the answer. I'm going to help you get there. Here are four steps to unleash positive change in your life immediately.

Via The Learning Factor

While wanting the best seems like a good thing, research from Swarthmore College finds that satisficers tend to be happier than maximizers.

 

This is true for two reasons. First, people who want the best tend to be prone to regret. "If you’re out to find the best possible job, no matter how good it is, if you have a bad day, you think there’s got to be something better out there," says Barry Schwartz, a professor at the University of California, Berkeley and author of The Paradox of Choice.

 

Maximizers are also prone to measuring themselves against others. "If you’re looking for the best, social comparison is inevitable," says Schwartz. "There’s no other way to know what the best is." Envy quickly makes people miserable.

 

Via The Learning Factor