10 Tips on Life, Happiness and Fulfilment

Did you ever ask yourself, what changes can you make in your everyday life, to become truly happy and fulfilled?

Long-term happiness is the result of fulfillment. This type of happiness is only achieved through the pursuit of things that are fulfilling.

“Give joy, smiles, happiness, goodness and kindness to every person you meet.”
― Lailah Gifty Akita

Below are my Top 10 tips on Life, Happiness and Fulfilment

1.  Be with others who make you smile. Remove all stressful people and situations from your life. We are happiest when we are around those who are also happy.
2. Be accountable for your words and actions. Be disciplined in your personal and professional life. Accountability is the path to true accomplishment.
3. Learn something from everyone you meet. Give advice only when it’s asked for and Build relationships over possessions.
4. Take more risks without fear of making mistakes.
5. Find purpose in your life’s work. Without purpose it’s hard to truly be passionate and without passion it’s impossible to inspire and lead others.
6. Not everyone will like you. You need to be okay with that. Anger, jealously and bitterness ruin your life. Be happy for everyone.
7. Do things that make you uncomfortable. Even if it doesn’t feel good, change is the one thing you can count on.
8. Say less, listen more and strive to improve a little bit every day.
9. Help others make their dreams come true. Take what you can from life, but always give back.
10. Do things you love, dream bigger and laugh every day. Most people don’t think they can accomplish big things so they settle for mediocrity.

Article by Joe Robbins (Director, CareerWise Recruitment)

Joe Robbins

(Director) BBS (Hons), MBPICS – Shannon Office

Joe Robbins is co-founder of CareerWise Recruitment. A graduate of the University of Limerick (Degree in Business Studies, 1985), Joe worked in the UK for five years where he specialised in materials management, production management and plant management for a number of companies.

He returned to Ireland in 1992 to become Operations Manager for a Cork-based start-up, FMC Automotive Division which was subsequently taken over by Snap-on Equipment. Joe managed the business re-location of this company to Shannon in 1997 before setting up CareerWise Recruitment in 1999.

He is a committee member of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) Mid-West region, and a former Director and Vice President of the Shannon Chamber of Commerce. Joe is former Chairperson of the Sixmilebridge Camogie Club and current Chairperson of the Clare County Camogie Board.

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