Table of Contents

Taking Control of Your Life and Lifestyle
Table of Contents
Introduction
Some Ideas for a Schedule of Your Rest and Recuperation Day
Some Necessary Cleaning Tips
Making Lists
Thinking about Goals and Targets
Setting out a Routine
The Time within Your Control
Analysis and Action Plan
Conclusion
Author Bio
Publisher

Introduction

I asked a couple of my friends, who lead a lifestyle which I would consider to be full of stress and strain, but they seem to thrive on it, just how they managed to relax. And Anna shrugged her shoulders and smiled that for her, work was relaxation. And if I intended to take life at the more leisurely pace, that was my prerogative and choice. And when I told her that I was not the one suffering from incipient ulcers, tension headaches, a very short temper fuse, she just said that this could possibly be due to the pep pills that she was taking, and their side effects.

Anna is a good friend, but I guess I will be losing her within the next five years, if she keeps on at this particular hectic pace. I really wonder why some people find it so difficult to relax because they are under the impression that if they do so, they are either missing out something in their professional career, letting some opportunity go by, letting some deal be grabbed by somebody else, or any other reason for guilt which a mind can throw up and so often does.

This book is going to talk about how you can take control of your life, and it has a number of real-life experiences, which can happen to anybody globally, because they are so much a part of human existence, psychologically, spiritually, emotionally, mentally and physically speaking.