Personal growth is a process of both understanding yourself and pushing yourself to reach your highest potential.  It means asking yourself who you are becoming and how you plan to get there.  People who prioritize personal growth also then, in turn, have more to give others. 

Some examples of personal growth may include learning to manage your emotions, accepting what you cannot change, practicing overcoming procrastination, and learning about yourself.

Personal growth opens you up to taking steps to address your behaviors, attitudes, values, and actions. It helps you become the best version of yourself and can lead to a more fulfilling, authentic, and meaningful life.

Here are a few skills for personal growth:

1. Care.  Learn how to take care of your health through food choices, staying active, and learning how to relax.
2. Knowledge.  Gain an understanding of what works and then share this with those around you.
3. Cooperate.  Learn how to be a good human, lead by example, help those in need – all through shared connection and love.
4. Be kind.  Help others with a need, treat others how you want to be treated, understand differences.
5. Learn.  Learn about your planet and how you can make it a better place for all living things that occupy it.
6. Technology.  Use different forms of technology to your advantage and the purpose of good.
7. Think positively. How we think becomes reality.  When you think positively, you get more positive results in return.

No one has your best interest in mind more than you. Commit to yourself.  You’ll not only have better relationships with those around you, but also with yourself.

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