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1. VOLUNTEERING
One of the most amazing things you can do to become a better person is by volunteering. Many brilliant organisations couldn't function without an army of volunteers giving their time. Whatever your skills or interests, there's a way of using them in voluntary work. The bonus is that you'll meet lots of amazing, interesting people.
2. BECOMING MORE EDUCATED
Never give up learning; it's something you should aspire to throughout your life. Learning doesn't have to end when you leave school or college, and it doesn't have to be in a formal environment. You can learn so much by yourself. So keep a curious mind and constantly acquire new knowledge.
3. LIVING A HEALTHY LIFESTYLE
Hands up if you live a completely healthy lifestyle? Nah, me neither. There's always something you can do to be healthier. Living a more healthy lifestyle will pay off, as you'll not only feel better but be less prone to health problems. And you don't have to be well off to live a healthy lifestyle; cut processed food out of your diet and spend your money on healthy ingredients instead. There are also plenty of ways to exercise for free.
4. LISTENING TO WHAT OTHER PEOPLE WANT
How often do we listen to what other people really want? Too often we decide for them what they should feel, think or want. Instead, try listening to them. Let them speak for themselves, rather than thinking you know best. You probably don't. So sit back and listen, instead of speaking for other people. You might be surprised at how wrong you've been about what's best for them.
5. BEING GIVING AND GENEROUS
Try to be a giving and generous person. Aim to be as positive as you can in dealing with other people. Help them out when you can, support them in their decisions, and give them your time when you can. Put out positive energy, and you'll receive it in return. We all need each other; remember that no man (or woman) is an island.
So if you want to be a better person, try to keep these ideas in mind. It's good to want to improve yourself; you'll be happier and so will the people around you. What do you want to work on in the next six months?
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