Interesting People Make Interesting Choices

I’ve heard it said that all we are is the summation of the choices we’ve made.

There’s a lot of truth to this.

The decisions we make each day help form who we are.

How do we take care of ourselves physically?

What do we eat?

Do we exercise and do so properly?

Do we take care of our hair, skin, teeth, hygiene, etc?

All of these things are choices we make each day and determine how we look and feel.

Where does our money come from?

What profession did we choose?

Did we go to school? Did we choose a trade? Are we in business for ourselves? … or a combination?

These are all choices that affect our income and financial well-being.

Who do we spend out time around?

Are these people that we respect and admire?

Are they worthwhile people?

Would they help you if you needed help?

Is anyone you are involved with romantically extremely attractive to you? Physically, mentally, emotionally? Are they someone you respect?

For most of us the people that are around us are a direct result of choices made.

How do you spend your free time?

Do you pursue hobbies/interests that truly excite you or engage your mind properly?

We make hundreds or even thousands of choices each and every day. Some are small and some are big. Some of the small ones each day add up to big things.

Interesting people make more interesting choices than a boring person does.

Interesting people try new things, build for their future, invest time and money in themselves.

Interesting people choose to associate with other interesting people and do interesting and exciting things. They choose to travel, not waste time with television, and live their lives while they are here to do so.

We often fall into auto-pilot mode mentally and forget how many choices we have available to us each and every day.

Albert Einstein is often quoted as saying that “The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.”

Are you making the same exact choices each and every day and hoping or desiring different results?

Do you just make one small or inconsistent change and expect different results?

Humans are creatures of habit and change often requires a massive amount of focus and consistency in changing the choices we make.