Follow your values and live a fulfilling life by setting your intentions
This article was co-authored by Benjamin Packard and by wikiHow staff writer, Hunter Rising. Benjamin Packard is a Financial Advisor and Founder of Lula Financial based in Oakland, California. Benjamin does financial planning for people who hate financial planning. He helps his clients plan for retirement, pay down their debt and buy a house. He earned a BA in Legal Studies from the University of California, Santa Cruz in 2005 and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from the California State University Northridge College of Business in 2010.
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Living an intentional life is choosing what to do based on your goals and values. While you can’t always control the outside stress, you’re able to develop a positive mindset and continue working towards the things you want to achieve. Being intentional in your decisions is an easy way to take power back into your own hands, and you can start with a few simple changes to your day. Keep reading to find out what being intentional really means, how you can get started living a more intentional life, and how it benefits you.
- Being intentional means making decisions based on the things you value and the goals you want to achieve rather than acting impulsively.
- Setting specific and measurable goals, establishing daily routines, and doing activities that align with your passions are all ways to be more intentional.
- Living intentionally reduces stress, improves your focus, and helps you achieve want you want so you feel more present and in control of your life.
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