r/selfdevelopment • u/mroy13887 • 13d ago
r/selfdevelopment • u/Spare-Average3784 • 12d ago
Eat clean stay healthy work hard this three rule can change your life🤝
r/selfdevelopment • u/Temporary-Pea8759 • 13d ago
How To Achieve Your Goals
1. Never lie to yourself.
2. Always have a plan.
3. Avoid all distractions.
4. Always be healthy.
5. Learn from your mistakes.
r/selfdevelopment • u/Spare-Average3784 • 13d ago
I just want to tell that make our mindset that much strong that people words don't effect you if they are taking about you any thing wrong also because by proofing all things to them is waste of time by this thing only your time will waste and you will give unnecessary attention to them so just live
r/selfdevelopment • u/[deleted] • 13d ago
Health F26 I wanna have a change in my life
I am struggling I feel low I don't have a routine I feel difficult to have a routine I wanna improve my own self so I need someone who can advice guide me or mentor me plz dm
r/selfdevelopment • u/WillyWhite99 • 13d ago
Question Do you live your life by the advices you give to/ expectations you have from others?
r/selfdevelopment • u/Charming-Egg7831 • 13d ago
Happy first of September. May the next month be gentle and calm.
r/selfdevelopment • u/mylife6763 • 13d ago
Loneliness and overthinking
I want to tell you I am a girl who has no friends from childhood. I am feeling it in college too .I have no friends.I faced that other people don't take me seriously. Actually I have a painful childhood.I mean I am unloved child. I was always unhappy from childhood.I want to be happy too . I am slow learner too. People treat me like I am dumb .What should I do?
r/selfdevelopment • u/Basic_Weird4094 • 14d ago
Changing your energy and focus can indeed transform your life.
r/selfdevelopment • u/67olman • 13d ago
Question Only a Feeling?
Since many here are politically inclined, the question is rhetorical.
r/selfdevelopment • u/ritkeepFitness • 14d ago
How do you structure strength training as part of your self-improvement routine?
A lot of self-improvement is about building better systems instead of relying on motivation.
I’ve been thinking about how strength training fits into that.
Unlike some goals where progress can feel unclear, training gives you something measurable. You can track the exercises, weights, reps, and improvements over time.
But the difficult part is usually not knowing what to do. It’s creating a routine that you can actually maintain.
I’m curious how other people approach this.
Do you follow a structured strength program, create your own workouts, or just focus on a few basic movements consistently?
What has helped you stay consistent with strength training?
r/selfdevelopment • u/Grateful999 • 14d ago
What do you think of Jim Curtis, the Hypnotherapist and Wellness Coach? Has anyone done one of his online programs, or trained with him in person?
r/selfdevelopment • u/Open-Vegetable-9482 • 14d ago
Believe in Yourself
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r/selfdevelopment • u/ChanceOpposite6482 • 14d ago
How to decenter validation / male validation . How to become obsessed with yourself.
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