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Longevity Continued

Don’t sit down right after you eat, for all your meals, because using your muscles lowers your blood sugar. Practice standing on 1 foot to improve your balance for years to come. Take some really deep breaths, hold them, and let them out fully. Relax your chest, inflate your lungs, and oxygenate your blood, heart, and all your organs. Don’t start the day by stressing out and looking at the bad news. These are some of the things you can do to lose body fat, increase your longevity, have more energy, and lower your stress for the day.

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Longevity

Lose some fat and weight. First thing in the morning, drink some water. This hydrates you and dilutes your blood. Hydrate before you caffeinate. Wait at least an hour before you have your coffee. Have some protein first thing in the morning rather than just carbohydrates. Procrastinate before you eat, because that continues your fast. Perhaps do some stretching or exercise, go for a short walk 10–15 minutes before you eat, or even after you eat, get some light and sunshine. This resets your clock and starts your body moving. 

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Transition

We cannot assume the day will be the same just because the sun rises. Repetition and redundancy are not growth. To grow and prosper, we must make changes and integrate new knowledge into our day-to-day lives. At some point in your life, if you are not happy with your reality, relationships, health, productivity, or experience, you have to decide whether to continue with your attitude and old ways, later regret it, or make the changes necessary to achieve your goals through a transition. Bear in mind that if you have many excuses for not altering and improving your life, they are probably well-planned lies.

You must not be a casualty of someone else’s dream. 

You may just want a healthy life and authenticity. Forget it. Normal left our times long ago and does not anticipate returning anytime soon.

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Never regret. 

Never regret. If it’s good, it’s wonderful. If it’s bad, it’s an experience. — Victoria Holt

Although you might say the same thing about loss or grief, opportunities that can give you major leaps forward in your life are rare. Sometimes, something passes by that you should be able to recognize using your life’s experience. But instead of taking action, you watch it go by and believe it will reappear or work in your favor. Usually, something happens, and it doesn’t lead to a final result. You look back at all the signs you should have noticed. But in life and love, like luck, it passed you by, and you didn’t notice it or procrastinated until it was too late. 

“Preparation meets opportunity” is what luck really is about, so be prepared. 
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Embrace Change

The most significant attributes a person can develop for success in life are adaptability and the ability to embrace change. Examine the last few years of your life. How much has changed? How many things in your life have you altered? How much have you progressed? Most of us are arrogant and stubborn in our self-image and interpretation of our lives. We are comfortable with what we have developed and our progress, and we cannot accept a quantum leap forward because it first requires unlearning a behavior and then substituting it with an unfamiliar action to achieve meaningful progress. No one can learn for you, just as no one can eat your food for you. You will make no progress without a willingness to assume responsibility.

If we always do what we have done, even though it is easier, we will always get the same results.