How To Be A Bawse

How To Be A Bawse briefly explores the life of Youtube superstar Lilly Singh and offers straightforward, yet practical advice on how to conquer your fears, follow your dreams and learn to use failures to your advantage in order to build the life you want to live.

A journey of adventure, excitement, and self-discovery awaits you. Before beginning your journey into exploring your relationship with yourself, becoming more self-centered and conquering your fears is important.

Reaching that self-awareness implies going through three layers of each issue to reach the root cause of your problem. The first layer is the pretext you use to cover your problem when dealing with other people. The second layer is the excuse you tell yourself that prevents you from reaching your dreams.

The third layer implies a lie that makes sense when you say it out loud or to yourself, something like there’s not enough time for you to fulfill that dream. There’s a fourth and invisible layer, which is the past trauma that still affects the way you make decisions.

When you overcome these layers, you can move past your inner anxieties and finally see what causes them. You can then choose not to respond to those triggers. In a nutshell, this is what self-awareness is all about, and it’s truly essential for anyone looking to chase their dreams to see.

Remember that whenever someone tries to bring you down, whatever they say is usually a reflection of themselves. Learn to shake those people off. Now, having a clear mind to work with, you’ll have to learn how to train it for success.

Say you’ve got a dream, of a vision. That’s awesome! The first thing you want to do to achieve it is to imagine it to the very last detail so that you know what you’re aiming for. Try a vision board or manifesting it every morning before you start your day. People often have an idea of what their desired life looks like, but they’re too afraid of the unachievable to even think about it. Don’t be one of those people. Make a plan by setting goals and breaking them down into smaller objectives. The tough part is to actually go through with them, but the author has a piece of advice that will help you overcome procrastination and distraction. Try training your mind by setting a time frame in which you need to fulfill a task. Beat those records if possible by challenging yourself more and more. Perhaps you work better with a reward in mind, so try locking your phone with your data off and unlocking it only after the task is completed. Remember about your break time, if…