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BRAIN BUDDHA ????
Living a Good Life
The passing of Queen Elizabeth (RIP) feels surreal. Literally, she has been the reigning monarch for my entire life.
No matter what your opinions are about a monarchy, she devoted her life to serving her country and the commonwealth.
She literally worked until days before she passed by swearing in the new Prime Minister of the UK.
In thinking about her life, this quote by James Clear resonates strongly:
“Each day is a small lifetime. Live a good life today.”
James Clear
MONEY BUDDHA ????
Do This Before You Retire
While I’m not ready to retire just yet, this tip from Adam Bornn, of Parallel Wealth Financial Group, is a good reminder to have a Line of Credit (LOC) setup BEFORE you retire.
You never know when you have emergency expenses (such as health issues, property damage, etc) that pop up once you’ve retired and you don’t want that depleting your savings to quickly.
BODY BUDDHA ????????♀️
How Much Do You Need to Workout to Get Fit?
I hate going to the gym.
It’s not that I’m against exercise, I prefer sports and working out at home versus the high-testosterone environment of an external gym.
I see people overdo it a lot and some rarely workout at all, so if you’ve been wondering, this is how much you need to workout to get fit.
RELATIONSHIP BUDDHA ❤️
How to Nurture Your Friendships
As I get older, it’s harder to make new friends.
I know I won’t waste time and energy on those who won’t reciprocate.
It was easier when I lived in Asia, as the expat community was large and was easy to meet many other expats and we even formed good lasting friendships.
Moving back to Canada has been more difficult in making new friends (while I’m fortunate to have some close friends still living here).
So, here’s some tips on how to nurture your friendships (via the BrainPint).
VISUAL OF THE WEEK
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