How to improve your finances, health, and relationships
by Don Smith
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We asked thousands of people, “What would you change in your life right now if you could?”
The responses are always interesting, ranging from nothing to healing or bringing back loved ones, to funny responses. There are three things that people would change that come up over and over again though.
Top 3 Things People Want To Improve In Their Lives
Here are the top 3 things that people say that they would change if they could.
- I want to change my financial situation so I can _____ (move, travel, not worry, have more freedom, retire, take care of my family,…)
- I want to improve my relationships.
- I want to improve my health (generally lose weight)
That's what The Personal Growth Channel is all about, addressing the core issues that nearly everyone faces. You'll find a ton of information here addressing how to improve your finances, relationships, and health, with new articles being published every week.
Here are some of our most popular articles and some of the best books and courses in the industry from our trusted partners covering how to improve your finances, relationships, and health.
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Personal Development Book Club
“How Do I Change My Financial Situation?”
10 Steps to Creating Wealth: How I added six figures to my net worth this year while raising five kids
The Millionaire Next Door
The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey
“How Do I Improve My Relationships?”
How Do I Know When I've Met The One?
Why Don't I Get Invited to More Things?
ScreamFree Marriage
Click: The Magic of Instant Connections
ScreamFree Parenting
The Smart Stepdad
The Smart Stepmom
“How Do I Improve My Health?”
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| Photo Courtesy Pure Performance Fitness in Springfield, IL |
Healthy Habits Course
Getting Back to Healthy: 3 Habits That Helped Me Lose 16lbs
Couch to Tough Mudder: My Journey
How to Lose Weight Using the 400:4 Diet
The real value of a community of people interested in personal growth and development like this is ongoing motivation rather than reading one article with little actually changing in your life. Join us if you haven't already and we'll send you inspirational articles each week and book recommendations.
About the Author
Don Smith
Happily married with five kids, Smith owns a technology company, is the founder of this site, has served on the board of directors for multiple companies, and loves playing soccer, hiking, and mentoring.
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