So your life is dull, it has halted to a standstill. You’re landlocked in a boring marriage or relationship that has become a roadblock, where there’s no way to escape. You’ve become disappointed with your life, one that once appeared so promising.
You’ve given up on attempting to create a life of your own. You have no hobbies, no friends, your life is a blank slate.
You’ve become bitter, you’re angry because of the freedom or success others seem to be experiencing. As a result you constantly meddle in their life, making yourself annoying.
You tell everyone who’ll listen, what they should be doing, how they should lead their lives.
You’ve become a control freak, micro-managing the lives of others, to avoid improving your own life.
You’re Avoided At All Costs
As a result, you’ve become an annoyance, as everyone fears your volatile temper, especially if things don’t go your way. What you also know, is you should stop this behaviour.
You know you should be mindfully building up your own self-esteem instead, finding new hobbies to occupy your time, choosing to improve your personal life.
You’re realizing others want to be left alone, yet you constantly choose to stick your nose in their business, thinking you’re doing the right thing.
Why Is Your Life So Empty
It’s become a tricky slippery path and resolution. It’s difficult to turn your life around into a concentrated and specific manageable thought process, and then carry it out.
Think of what you can do differently in your life, so you’ll be a lot less judgmental.
What you need is to alter your thinking process, placing more attention on yourself, and how others perceive you.
You need to adopt a new mantra, which is not paying so much attention to others, and concentrating more on your own personal self envelopment. Ask yourself the following.
Did Anyone Ask For Your Advice
Probably not, except in those rare instances when someone will specifically ask you to help clear their mind clutter.
No one has asked to to help raise their children, look after their dog, or decide which career path they should take.
In other words, keep your advice and opinions to yourself, especially when you’re not asked.
One of the best solutions, is finding new things to do to occupy your time, such as finding a new hobby, or going out for a workout.
You Don’t Know The Entire Story So Never Assume
It’s extremely easy to assume, jumping through hoops and coming up with false conclusions, as that’s the only mental exercise some people take to occupy their time.
Never try to understand a situation and then form your own opinion, because you’ve got nothing better to do.
Never judge, based on what you think is the truth, as you don’t know the entire story.
Never assume anything. If you don’t know the background or history, you’ll then look awkwardly out of place, especially when you speak out of turn.
In other words, mind your own business.
It Most Likely Doesn’t Affect You
Never get distracted and then become annoyed, thinking you’re doing the right thing, when you’re most likely not.
This makes your opinion irrelevant, especially if you don’t know that person well.
So why even allow yourself to get upset or flustered about something that has no affect on you, or your life.
The best path to take, is to just remind yourself. “This has nothing to do with me.”
Become Interested In Yourself Rather Than Others
Just because doing something makes you happy, doesn’t necessarily mean it’ll make someone else just as happy.
If your life is that empty, and you feel you need to constantly poke your nose into the life of others, don’t bother.
You won’t gain any more friends, or become more popular that way.
Why You Should Never Gossip
Gossip is the lowest common denominator when it comes to talking. It’s totally despised.
Gossiping is forming your own one sided opinion, whether it’s true or not, and then spreading it as the gospel truth.
You create destruction, based on the sole purpose of your bad intent, and for your entertainment only. A person who constantly gossips, is avoided like the plague.
Stop Invading The Privacy Of Others
You become intrigued why your mother-in-law has a habit of keeping her coffee maker unplugged when not in use, for instance. Or why someone doesn’t use an umbrella, when its raining. Who cares.
These issues bother you, because you think you’re always right about everything. So once you feel you need to confront and challenge someone, become more mindful.
You need to remind yourself. “This is not my business, it’s their life.”
At the very least, have the courage and courtesy to confront the person, instead of judging them behind their back.
Searching For Explanation And Reasoning
When young, during those awkward teenage years, most become sensitive towards the “sins” they commit towards others, once growing older.
This is once they become more conscious of their actions and their consequences.
At this delicate age, most don’t bother looking for what’s behind the story, but more on what’s the truth. What’s right or wrong.
This is a sign of maturity, when attempting to become morally responsible.
You should be spending your entire life, trying to correct and improve on your own faults. Why even bother worrying about or become concerned regarding the faults of others.
Ask yourself, are you constantly struggling to mind your own business. Is your life that stale.
Why not find ways to improve your own life situation instead, rather than constantly telling others what to do.