Klingons are known for their power in battle. But what about when they’re not fighting? How can you succeed in Klingon names and still be powerful outside of the battlefield? In this blog post, we will outline 6 habits that will help any Klingon become more successful in life.
Habit :
Commit to a daily routine. A Klingon can’t be successful in battle without training outside of the battlefield – so why should they expect success in life? Establishing a routine and sticking with it will help you become more disciplined, productive, and focused on your goal.
Be mindful of what’s going on around you.” Klingons are known for their power in battle,” says K’Dalek (a Klingon instructor). “But what about when they’re not fighting?” You need to find ways to keep yourself grounded by being aware of everything happening around you that could impact your ability to achieve greatness. The best way is through meditation or mindfulness exercises like yoga or tai chi.
Increase your reading. This one’s pretty self explanatory, but the point is to read more – not just Klingon texts and stories (although those are important), but also science articles or books on neurology to learn about how our mind works.
-Practice visualization techniques. Visualization can help you create a plan for what you want in life; it has been shown that when we visualize something happening, we activate neural networks as if the event really took place.” “This way,” says K’Dalek, “we’re programming ourselves before we’ve even done anything.” One common practice is imagining yourself already achieved success: where did you wake up this morning? What were your actions like? Who was there with you? What did you see?
Meditate. Meditation can help calm the mind, and has been shown to be useful for anxiety disorders, depression, PTSD, addiction, chronic pain management and other mental health challenges.” “Don’t worry about how it will sound,” says Renuik’koj. “Just focus on your breathing: try counting each breath in as you exhale and count again with each inhale.”
“It’s not a question of where were we going or what are we doing when meditation is over – just getting there is enough .”
Exercise every day. Exercise releases endorphins that make us feel good; more importantly though, exercise helps maintain weight loss by burning calories both during and after the workout.
“Exercise can be difficult, but it’s a necessary part of life,” says Renuik’koj. “The key is to find something you like and do it.”
Play games with friends or family members. Playing games with your loved ones will make time spent together more enjoyable, help build friendships-even if that means playing video games on YouTube!
“There are all sorts of games out there for every age group; people play card and board games, board game apps on their smartphones,” says Renuik’koj. “It doesn’t matter what you choose as long as you’re having fun.” Here at STIHL® we have many options from lawn games to ice hockey.
Find a workout buddy or start your own team! Having someone else around can make the process more enjoyable, and you’ll be able to keep each other accountable for sticking with it. “It’s important that my children see me as an active person,” says Renuik’koj. “I think they’d find it much easier if I weren’t spending so much time on the couch.” Mothers who are out of shape often worry about their weight adaptation after giving birth but exercise is key in helping moms lose pregnancy pounds and stay healthy during this period..
“There’re many ways to get started exercising; face it now by choosing something you enjoy!” says Renuik’koj.
Habit 0: Start with a Positive Attitude
This is the most important habit of all, but it can be difficult to adopt. It might take some time before you see success in Klingon names, so try to stay positive and enjoy learning about them! A more optimistic attitude will help instill healthy habits which will make progress easier.
Maintaining this positive view can also lead to greater satisfaction when goals are achieved or milestones met along the way. If your goal is just for one day then by tomorrow morning something good could happen that would put everything into perspective! Take time each evening before bed as well as during those first few minutes after waking up in the morning to review what went right today and how things may change in the future.
The next habit might be difficult to master because it can involve taking risks, but that’s a necessary step for success! A Klingon name is an expression of your deepest values and beliefs so what would you risk if not those? Whether they are big or small, chances are there will always be some risk involved when trying to succeed at something new. Just remember how much better the reward feels afterward! It may also help to think about what makes you happy and whether these things could come true as well with perseverance on this task. What do people say about your achievements? And where does being successful lead you? These questions should help make the effort seem more worthwhile than before. If any feelings of guilt arise then remind yourself that there are many more Klingon’s in the world, and some of them will likely be happy to help!
HABIT 01: MAKE A DELIBERATE PLAN FOR THE WEEKEND.
The first thing you want to do is make a plan for your weekend by writing down what needs to get done on Saturday/Sunday. This way you have an idea of how much time it will take up before even starting. That way if anything goes wrong (ie not as much time until start-time or won’t finish) then this information can allow you some room to find ways around problems with ease -or simply know when it’ll be better than trying next week. It might also help noting any long-term tasks that need to get done, such as saving money or washing the car.
HABIT 02: BE PROACTIVE IN YOUR WORKPLACE.
Now that you know what needs to be done for the weekend it’s time to think of ways in which this can benefit your workplace environment! The first place I would start is with yourself and how you approach work/your role at work. If possible try taking on a bigger responsibility or task because now you’re prepared (see Habit #01) so there will not be any surprises come Monday morning when it comes up missing from someone else’s workload! But don’t overdo it -you have Saturday and Sunday off too after all ;)
What about others? Think about the people you work with and how they might benefit from your newfound productivity. Perhaps there is a request for more content that needs to be written or someone could use some help planning the next big event! You have just increased their workload, but in return now it won’t weigh all on one person because if everyone does this then no one ends up feeling burnt out! HABIT 03: BE AT PEACE IN LIFE. Being at peace means remembering where true happiness comes from -and not allowing life’s stresses (even those seemingly small) get the best of you. It can also mean going outside for a walk even when it looks like rain (see Habit #04). Sometimes we spend so much time looking at our goals
