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6 Ways to Add Intensity to Your Life

Writer: Marleen GreenleafMarleen Greenleaf

You know that high energy, positivity, and enthusiasm are the things that will propel you towards success, right? But how do you keep your intensity levels high day in, day out? What can you do to stay motivated and get yourself the life you want?

 

Here are 6 ways you can add intensity to your life right now.

 

  1. Choose Intensity

    One of the most powerful things you can do is to act enthusiastically, even if you’re not feeling it. Choose to live intensely, behave as if you had that level of intensity, and before you know it your energy is high, your enthusiasm is infectious, and you’re doing it!

     

  2. Make Time for Your Passion

    It’s easy to let the days go by thinking you don’t have time to improve your running or your drawing or learn that language. But if you make the commitment to focus on your passion for just fifteen or twenty minutes a day, you’ll find your enthusiasm rising. You’ll be enjoying life intensely.


  3. Take Care of Yourself

    Proper self-care is vital if you want to increase the intensity in your life. Keeping your energy and motivation high is easier if you’re eating well, making sure you get enough sleep and getting some regular exercise.

    Prioritize you and see how it affects your energy levels.

     

  4. Be Kind to Yourself

    Learning to practice self-compassion is key for adding intensity to your life. Being kind to yourself means noticing how you feel, it means cutting yourself some slack and pulling back on the judging. Notice your self-talk and see if it’s sapping or building your intensity.

     

  5. Practice Meditation

    Intensity and meditation might seem like odd bedfellows, but think about it. Research has shown that meditation and mindfulness practice help to increase brain function. Regular meditation practice, even if it’s only for ten or fifteen minutes a day, has been shown in increase grey matter in your brain. Think of the potential for those extra brain cells!

    Meditation will also help lower your stress levels and increase your self-compassion. You’ll be more resilient, have more energy, and more enthusiasm.


  6. Notice the Good Things

    Noticing and appreciating the good things in your life helps to rewire your mindset from negative to positive. If you see the good around you, you’ll come to expect that things will go well, and more good things will flow to you.

 

Focusing on success and what is going well in your life helps to keep that intensity level high!


 
 
 

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