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7. Help someone dig out
You don’t need to offer donations and loans to help people out. You only need to be present and offer guidance when you see someone in a terrible situation. When people are in trouble, very often, they fail to make the right decisions because they aren’t in the right frame of mind. Offer them a logical path forward and stay on it yourself. Let them know that they aren’t alone. That can work wonders for them and it’ll certainly help you feel better about yourself.
8. Rearrange your space
Even by moving the location of your TV and orientation of your bed, a shift in the layout of the room you spend the most time in can change the way you perceive it. Rooms carry energy and a lot of that is dependent on what’s in them, where and for what purpose. It will also provide you with a break from your monotonous schedule.
9. Know where your money is going
You should read through your receipts at least once a week to get a breakdown of your expenses. By signing up for a financial service, you can even get the lowdown on your spending into percentages, and identify what you waste the most needless money on. Don’t save what is left after spending, but spend what is left after saving.
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