I believe that investing in your emotional well-being is a crucial step. When we talk about self-investment, we often focus on the real and practical aspects, such as money and education. But your mental well-being is as vital, and investing in it may help you become more resistant to damage and profitable in the long run. This includes developing self-confidence and compassion.
- Practicing appreciation.
- Managing anxiety and depression.
- Setting priorities for leisure and rest.
These things may not be as evident as money spending, but they are as vital for your total well-being and success. However, we often underestimate how much our mental well-being may effect our physical health, finances, and even our relationships if we do not take care of it.
Topic: Reasons why some are under the scale (Read 32 times)
Good day, my country people. How is the heat treating you all? 
There's something I just recently observed and thought I should make it known to us all through this thread. This observation is " The Vicious circle". The phenomenon simply refers to a state of being "what you are" because you are "what you are". It comes from the vicious circle of poverty which states that "poverty leads to poverty". Have you ever made a resolution, and then given up because you can't afford to fund that resolution? Let's say you want to learn a skill but you don't have the money for registration and stuff like that. This takes you away from opportunities as daily, people with skills are needed but you can't be amongst them.
Now the main point of this phenomenon is that, cause of one thing or the other, you can't invest in yourself, and therefore you begin to lack value. People are usually saying, if you want to be wealthy you should get a job, save and then invest, or get a side hustle, but everyone continues to avoid the fact that a rich person is someone who gains self-value day after day. And whatever stops you from gaining value is your obstacle to gaining wealth.
In conclusion, learn to invest in yourself, your mental health, physical health, finances, and all aspects of your life.
There's something I just recently observed and thought I should make it known to us all through this thread. This observation is " The Vicious circle". The phenomenon simply refers to a state of being "what you are" because you are "what you are". It comes from the vicious circle of poverty which states that "poverty leads to poverty". Have you ever made a resolution, and then given up because you can't afford to fund that resolution? Let's say you want to learn a skill but you don't have the money for registration and stuff like that. This takes you away from opportunities as daily, people with skills are needed but you can't be amongst them.
Now the main point of this phenomenon is that, cause of one thing or the other, you can't invest in yourself, and therefore you begin to lack value. People are usually saying, if you want to be wealthy you should get a job, save and then invest, or get a side hustle, but everyone continues to avoid the fact that a rich person is someone who gains self-value day after day. And whatever stops you from gaining value is your obstacle to gaining wealth.
In conclusion, learn to invest in yourself, your mental health, physical health, finances, and all aspects of your life.
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