7 Ways to Get Your Life back on Track

Step 1: Step outside of the person you have been (0:20) Step 2: Be kind to yourself (1:17) Step 3: Let go of regrets; the past is the past (2:00) Step 4: Trust that you are in the right place (2:43) Step 5: Realize that no one owns you (3:28) Step 6: Never underestimate your strength(s) (4:07) Step 7: Give up overthinking (4:33) Hope this helps ^^!

This exactly what I needed. Im just lost right now and suffered way too much which is the past. The doctor prescribed me my meds but im afraid of taking it. Lord knows im trying to be strong but its so dam hard man honestly i do feel like giving up like why in here just to suffer. My dog been staying close by my side suddenly comforting me as if she can feel my pain, just got out of a 10yr relationship as of earlier this week, father was just diagnosed with cancer, mother is narcissistic and used to beat the shit out of me which us the past and etc. I just need a break from all the emotions i been going thru. Please pray for me because i dont know how much more i can take honestly. My therapist not really a good therapist at all but your video really do help. Thank you

It’s possible, no matter how long you’ve felt stuck. I started by cleaning my room. I know that it’s hard to gather the motivation, you’ve just got to start. and having a clean, tidy space really helps. It feels like you’ve got a fresh start! I believe in you, go do it don’t procrastinate. Start small and keep going!

I feel like this is something I needed, especially when I feel I have a hard time listening to someone's advice and presenting myself as if I know everything; even when I try not to act that way

I want to let anyone questioning their worth or value know… moments like this only increase it. And you will be brighter and better when you finally push/pull through. I’ve had everything spiral out recently. I’m now working my way away from rock bottom. Experimenting with new growth and healing techniques. Thank y’all for the further inspiration and insight. 💛

I've been putting my life on track this year so far. It's been great. What keeps me going is the friendships I have now and just inspiring people for who I am in a way for blessing others. And also compliments along the way! You have to put yourself in other people's shoes and not make others larger than life.

a few quotes I like to think of is “A life without regrets isn’t a life worth living” as well as “Life is just too uncertain to have regrets, for all we know what you did was the best move who knows what couldve happened” whenever I begin to question previous actions/decisions

Honestly the biggest thing that would put my life back on track would be to move. I look forward to the day I can actually make that happen. Thank you🌸

Timestamps 1). Step outside the person you have been 0:18 2). Be kind to yourself 1:16 3). Let go of regards , the past is really the past 2:00 4). Trust that you are in the right place at the right time 2:42 5). Realize no one owns you 3:28 6). Never underestimate your strength 4:05 7). Give up overthinking and worrying 4:33 Hope this helps you out. Hope you have a nice day. 💙💙💙💙

I absolutely love the animation style you guys have, tbh you probably would be able to produce little animatics on like a side channel just for fun. I'd be a fan of it.

"Have you ever doubted of your strenght, to take a step forward?" dam i answered it and you gave me a point of view that i needed, on the moment that i need... Thanks stranger !!

Thank you guys so much for sharing these videos. It helps to be able to sit down for a few minutes and reflect on where my life is, and what I can do to improve it. In June of 2022, I had a nasty lawn mowing accident, which resulted in the partial amputation of my right foot. I was bedridden for a month, and couldn't drive to work. Although my work tried to accommodate me at first, they quickly realized that they didn't have the setup to sustain a work-from-home situation, and I was let go. Fast-forward to present day: I am able to walk again, albeit rather slowly. I can drive myself again, and even managed to finish an online web-development school while I was recovering, so I have the skills and faculties necessary to get myself back on track. Hopefully soon, I'll be able to find a new job, paying at least what I was making before, and finally get back to a more stable living situation again. Thanks again for the inspiration; it's just what I needed today ☺

Your video couldn't have come at a better time for me. I've been feeling stuck and unmotivated lately, but your tips gave me a much-needed kick in the pants.

Thank you. It’s the right timing cuz I feel like I’m losing my mind as my old self.

I for some reason overthink things all the time, and make up whole “plot lines” of what could go wrong in my life. I constantly have regrets and think back to my past and what I SHOULD’VE done, and feeling like I’m stupid and feeling guilty for not doing it before. That’s why I’m the kind of person who wants to think long and hard about things before coming to a decision, so when confronted with something that needs quick action I start to panic or just try speeding up my long thought process. Heck, one of my biggest fears is regretting my actions and living with the consequences. I hate not knowing things that might be vital to prevent regretful choices, and stress over the present, past, and future. I’m trying to break out of the habit, as the video suggested (though I’ve started way before I’ve seen this video) and I’m starting to enjoy myself more. I just quit thinking about the past, but still stress a lot about the future. But I think I’m getting better at remaining calm while processing certain pathways to take in life.

I needed this video today! Help me remind me about all these points and how I can get out of my comfort zone. Thank you for all you do.

Thanks for this video, I find myself coming back to watch it when I'm struggling with the points made. The big ones for me have been letting go of regrets, realizing nobody owns me, and giving up on overthinking. That last one in particular has plagued me for most of my teen/adult life.

Mondo! Exactly what I needed, just when I need it. Nothing like a supportive message to start the day with.

I completely relate to this video. Going out of your comfort zone and taking action in your life is not an easy process but it's necessary to become the best version of yourself. By discovering new things, meeting new people and strengthening ties with those you already know, expressing your personality and no longer being afraid to express what you think, it's possible to take control of your life. Some time ago I did an Erasmus abroad and it was the most beneficial experience of my life. I have gained a lot of self-confidence and I am no longer afraid or ashamed of being me. You just have to realize that you're the only actor who can dictate your life and that the unknown is not so scary, once we open the door. I really like a song by Taylor Swift that talks about this topic : "You're on your own kid, you always have been but you can face this" <3

Omg thank you, this like exactly what I needed. 😊