Part 1 — Wake Up with Purpose

Life isn’t a dress rehearsal. Every morning gives you a fresh page to write on. The first step toward a meaningful life is waking up intentionally. Don’t snooze through your dreams. Instead, set a small, concrete goal for the day — something you can finish by evening. It might be a five-minute meditation, one page of reading, or reaching out to someone you care about. These small wins build momentum. Over weeks and months, momentum becomes habit, and habit becomes a life you’re proud to live.

Part 2 — Do More of What Matters, Less of What Doesn’t

We’re drowning in noise—notifications, opinions, and endless comparisons. The trick is to learn the difference between “urgent” and “important.” Urgent things demand attention now; important things move your life forward. Spend your prime hours on the important stuff: learning a skill, building relationships, or creating value. Cut down on activities that feel productive but aren’t—excessive scrolling, drama, or tasks you only do to check a box. Your time is the single resource you can never regain. Protect it.

10 Rules for a Meaningful Life — Simple Habits for Success and Happiness