You're Too Good to Feel This Bad: An Orthodox Approach to Living an Unorthodox Life

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This love stuff is difficult but possible. When a few people are successfully doing it, but the majority cannot pull it off, there can only be a few explanations. It is either not taught adequately, not modeled well, or just plain difficult. I think all three apply. Real love is not an intuitive process. It won’t happen by accident.” There is also enough coverage related to our work routines, financial planning, minimalism, and relationships.

Nate in his book shares so many of his secrets that are scientifically proven and logical. The book doesn't fill your mind with impossible actions, rather it is on point with no-nonsense key points. The author doesn't want to waste anyone's time who is reading his book by writing things that aren't important. Minimalism should be standard, not radical. It shouldn’t even have a name. What average people today are unconsciously doing should be labeled as ‘excessivism,’ ‘consumptionism,’ or at least a form of addiction.”The book talks about the basic things that we always ignore because we are often too occupied to take out a little time to think about ourselves. Often it feels like reading a lot of facts and figures but when it comes to the Methods section of each chapter, it takes the flow and becomes necessary reading. A few tips to ponder over are relaxation, improving sleep, eating and drinking habits, minimalism, managing tech consumption and the money.

Choose to mimic nature as best you can by reducing as many lights as possible when the sun goes down.A recurring theme here is the large impact over time of small choices that we are in control of. Simple, obvious stuff like breathing from the diaphragm and prioritizing sleep is well within our loci of control, and once we do regain control of these elemental life processes, a whole lot of other things are going to start falling into place as well. Real love requires courage, discipline, and consciousness, which is why it readily escapes so many people. We cannot stand outside of love and understand it. It can only be experienced by immersion, from inside of it.” What do you think was Nate ailing from? was it a cancerous infestation, a malign tumour, an unknown disease or something entirely out of the world? Well, the ailment might not have been literally out of the world but the diagnosis sure is. Nate was surviving his fast-paced professional life on a strict overdose of stress and anxiety. You’re too good to feel this bad is a guide of practical, doable, achievable daily steps that can help you live what you know you want but don’t know how to live. It is an all-rounder with health, relationships, finance, mindset and so much more to live an unorthodox life because it is true what he says, you’re too good to feel this bad.

Confidence is your general assessment of yourself — how you feel about your capacities and restrictions. At the point when you have solid confidence, you have a positive outlook on yourself and consider yourself to be meriting the admiration of others. So yes, Nate Dallas covers quite a bit of ground in a fairly short book, and it certainly wasn’t written to be the “definitive” book on any of these topics. But it’s rooted in Dallas’s invaluable personal experiences of getting to the top of the Career mountain and realizing that he’d neglected important parts of himself along the way. There’s an element of ceaseless self-questioning in this book that would be a wonderful skill for all of us to develop more fully. The book was EXTREMELY relatable if you are either an over-achiever, and/or someone whom experiences stress or anxieties. This book is filled with brilliantly curated and implementable strategies for living a healthier and more focused life. The questions in the book help you to analyse your life and to thoughtfully consider what corrections/changes you need for a healthier, wealthier and simpler life. I believe, "The greatest discovery of all time is that a person can change his future by merely changing his attitude".Perhaps, for the first time in human civilization, entire nations of people are dying of malnutrition in the presence of excess food.” If your body learns that you can’t be trusted to drink enough water, it increases your appetite to ensure the necessary water arrives through food."