Comments on: Subconscious Lifestyle Design From An Early Age

By: dlf

dlf — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 12:05:08 +0000

The freedom to choose what you do and where you do it, to mix with interesting people and experience new things every day quite simply can lead to a more fulfilling and satisfying life. A life where it doesn’t feel like life is running away from you while you just try to stay afloat. A life where you live consciously aiming to do all the things you want.

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By: admin

admin — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 10:19:16 +0000

I love this part of your comment

I can go to the gym when I want; go to the cinema on Monday mornings when everyone else is sitting miserably in their office nursing a cup of coffee and wondering where the weekend went.

That about sums up what it means to live consciously. You can do what you want on your terms

By: David Leigh

David Leigh — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 10:01:32 +0000

It’s all about living life the way you want it and setting your own boundaries.

That’s why Tim Ferriss can travel the world as he likes at the drop of a hat, follow whatever pursuits he feels like when he gets there and moves on when he wants a change.

You can me have made decisions other than travel, travel, travel; but we’ve also decided where we want to live, how we want to live and with who we want to live.

I have the freedom to work when I want, take time out when I don’t – I love what I do, so I work a lot

I can go to the gym when I want; go to the cinema on Monday mornings when everyone else is sitting miserably in their office nursing a cup of coffee and wondering where the weekend went.

That may not sound as glamourous as jetting off like out friend Tim. But I’m living life on my terms and have never been happier.

Lifestyle design dead?

I don’t think so.