How easy is it for you to find mistakes in other people’s efforts?

When was the last time you pointed out a mistake and got in trouble?

Have you considered reflecting on your behaviors and finding faults in them?

We all can determine the difference between right and wrong.

It’s a natural human tendency to fix what doesn’t feel right.

We have to realize that the only thing we can change is our behaviors and habits.

If we take five minutes from our busy schedule and write down three mistakes we made in the last week, we will be surprised at how much change is possible for us.

Imagine finding the behaviors stopping you from getting the result you want.

Buddha says that the best way to live freely is finding the bad habits we cannot live without.

The main challenge is acknowledging that we are not perfect and responsible for everything happening in our lives.

An important skill that we all should develop is to critique our bad habits and behaviors.

Finding our own mistakes doesn’t mean that we lose confidence and motivation. It means that we can take charge of our lives in the way we want.

This action helps us understand where we can improve and how we can change.

What if you could list three habits you know that are stopping you from getting what you want?

What if, only for today, you set a reminder each hour to find a fault in your bad habits?

What if this could inspire you to your success?

How do you start:

• Practice daily gratitude and be thankful for your knowledge, skills and experiences.
• Practice daily meditation to remain relaxed and calm.
• Practice thinking your thoughts and focusing on what you want.
• Practice finding the habits that stop you from your success and critique them. It may be the smartest thing you have done yet.