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The Healthiest Approaches to Self-Improvement

When it comes to self-improvement there is no one way approach. Approaching self-improvement will look different for all of us. The best approach is what works best for you, so as long as this method is healthy and improves ones positive inner qualities and mental health. It may take a few adjustments in finding what works for you but in this blog post we will list 10 common healthy approaches to self-improvement that will get you on your way. Remember that some of these approaches may not fit you, and this is ok, the list should serve as a guide for you to add on to and tweak a bit if needed.

Gradual self-improvement usually also breaks things down into easier steps, just like in high school or college when you would break down your assignments into more manageable chunks.

Verywell Mind

10 Healthy Approaches to Self-Improvement

  • Gradual Pace
  • Goal-Oriented
  • Accountability
  • Plan for Obstacles
  • Rewards for Success
  • Evidence-Based
  • Personalized for You
  • Self Awareness
  • An Action Plan
  • A Boost in Optimism

Keep in mind that the 10 healthy approaches to self-improvement plan can be readjusted to fit your unique needs. We are all different and what works for some may not be as helpful for others. This guide can serve as a tool for contemplation in your life. You can think on how you can improve, where you need to improve, and how to handle\ respond to obstacles as they arise. Taking little steps if needed, keeping up with mental health, and having time for meditation and self-care shows that you are gaining ground.

Reference: https://www.verywellmind.com/the-healthiest-approach-to-self-improvement-4172573

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