Life Improvement Tip 4 Don't procrastinate! The more you put something off and something else off, more all your undesirable chores pile up.

Until they're an insurmountable task that would make a paid cleaning crew shudder. In fact take these chores and work them into your schedule so you will do them.

Life Improvement Tip 5 If you don't already keep either a schedule or make yourself a to-do list each night, this is your cue to start.

A to-do list helps you with get things done because it gives you a urgency "must do this today" attitude.

It will also help you remember things that you might have otherwise forgotten. You can put things on them that you're afraid of forgetting, or want to make sure you make time for.

Life Improvement Tip 6 This is by far most important tip I could give you. Forgive and Forget.

Either imagined or real slights should always be forgiven. To forget them is to not dwell on them and not remember angry feelings if you ever look back on that moment.

Let me just tell you this: Holding a grudge will not hurt begrudged as much as it will hurt you and your personality. As well as your existing relationships.

If there are any ancient or recent rifts or fights between you and a relative, friend, or spouse that are hurting your relationship or have ended it entirely, make amends.

This life is only life you get, we'll never know when it'll be our or begrudged person's time to die, and by then it will be too late to say "I'm Sorry".

So pick up phone or walk up to that person and apologize, even if it wasn't your fault. This may be last chance you'll get to make amends.

You will be surprised at feeling you'll get after fixing things up between you. As if a burden has been lifted off your shoulders. This is definitely a step towards life improvement.

Life Improvement Tip 7 Do something kind for someone else. Today! Not just on a birthday or anniversary, but spontaneously.

Buy a rose or other flower for a friend and tell them it's just "because". Because they mean a lot to you, and because you care for them.

Tell your family and friends that you love them. Offer to help a friend with a chore. Babysit for someone you know so they can have a night out.

Help teach a young niece/nephew, son/daughter, brother/sister, etc.... how to read or do some other "grownup" thing.

The list of things you can do is endless, and I'm sure you can procure some ideas of your own on subject.

Now for your convenience I've summed all seven life improvement tips up:

1. Get up early and jog or watch sunrise

2. Eat breakfast

3. Smile at strangers when you make eye contact

4. Don't procrastinate

5. Keep a schedule or To-Do list

6. Forgive others and Forgive past wrongs

7. Do something for someone else

Remember it's all up to you whether you take these steps to improve your life, but improve it they will.

Metaphorically speaking, I compare crafting, design and uniqueness of my tiny craft to that of God's intricate design of human beings. We are, in essence, interconnected on a cosmological realm; however, each human has his or her own special individuality. If I literally took typical standpoint that we, as humans, are to act, think, feel and present ourselves all alike, then we no longer exist by identity, but by mere numbers.

Each person is extraordinarily created to be light in darkness, and to beat his drum to a different rhythm. Those who create personal individuality are thinkers, dreamers, and doers of humanity. When Einstein developed light bulb, I'm sure many thought he was insane. When Alexander Graham Bell wanted to communicate through a mechanism connected only by flimsy wiring, there were skeptics as well. You see, those who have exemplary vision of "being different," create realities.

In closing, build your craft (life) way you so desire. It is human nature to spread your wings, expand and soar this global plane from form in which you, yourself, were created: Be who YOU desire to be -- and in doing so, aspire to be different from "normalcy."

© 2003 - Dissolving Sterotypes through Personal Individuality By C. Bailey-Lloyd/LadyCamelot

C. Bailey-Lloyd/LadyCamelot is Public Relations Director & Staff Writer for Holistic Junction -- Your source of information for Holistic Practitioners; Massage Schools; Alternative Healthcare; Insightful Literature and so much more!