The Blisspoint Project

✨Through everything that I’ve experienced I truly believe that BALANCE is one of the most powerful keys for a happy life. And if you decide to follow the entrepreneur’s path, committing to it is what will lead you to success and happiness.

It’s very easy to get lost in your business. To forget that there’s a life to live out of it😣 It’s easy to forget what really matters and the reason why you started in the first place.

Having a balance between your business, relationships, health and personal interests (aka hobbies, traveling, etc), and spirituality is extremely important. And it all begins in setting your boundaries✋🏼

I never thought that I could travel, be an entrepreneur, have a fit body, eat healthy, train my mind, socialize, enjoy a dance, and feel fulfilled was possible. But I discovered how good I feel when I put my focus on those things that really matter to me, so I started to value them more and giving them the time that they’re worth. And I’m still in progress, step by step, getting there 💕

Yes, sometimes you’ll have to sacrifice a bit some of those areas, but what’s important is that you decide to do it consciously. If you do so, you will always know when to go back to them without getting lost.

Always remember, that what really matters is that you find your happiness. And if you’re feeling like you’re unsatisfied and unfulfilled, sit back and review your boundaries. You’ll find what’s missing😉

👁According to the Buddihst path and Dalai Lama, suffering is part of our existence. And if you think about it, there is no life, without suffering. Even though it sounds pessimistic, suffering is what teaches us lessons, what makes us stronger and what makes us grow✨

But, there is a path to freedom from suffering. Which is the elimination of the 3 root causes of suffering (according to Buddhist thought) which are:

🌑Ignorance
🌑Craving
🌑Hatred

In addition to it, a way of liberating us from suffering is accepting that it is part of our nature 🪐. By aknowledging it, we prepare ourselves for it, and instead of putting resistance to it, which will cause more suffering, it makes us become more aware of it, accept it, and process it😌.

I read this in the 📕 book "The Art of Happiness" by Dalai Lama and Howard C. Cutler, and it personally resonated a lot with me.

👉🏻Last year I moved to Ireland for 6 months and it was an experience full of challenges that made me hit the bottom. I had never felt that down in my life and I was trying so hard to not suffer, that I was even suffering more. It wasn't until I accepted it and decided to surf with the waves, that I started seeing the light again. And I became stronger 🤩

It leaves a lot to think about, doesn't it?😉

What do you think about this?