[header] How to handle feeling unhappy after reaching your goal [title] Consider why you struggle being happy. [step] Although it seems counterintuitive, you may simply need to believe that you are deserving of happiness. When you set big goals for yourself there is a tendency to delay happiness until the goal is reached.
[header] How to handle feeling unhappy after reaching your goal [title] Consider why you struggle being happy. [step] Although it seems counterintuitive, you may simply need to believe that you are deserving of happiness. When you set big goals for yourself there is a tendency to delay happiness until the goal is reached.
Take some time to examine if there is a connection between each goal. [substeps] If your goal is to have a happy last day, then it can be especially helpful to question whether or not anxiety or depression is your primary reason. You may also need to gain a sense of contentment or acceptance to reach that goal. [substeps] Monitor your body, which responds to various bodily and mental signs. To avoid complacency, you may have sacrificed feeling good about yourself in order to keep your head down and continue striving for your dreams. [substeps] This tactic may have served you well during the process of goal-attainment, but it is no longer necessary. Oftentimes, this tendency tends to vary, but sometimes you feel as though you will never be able to achieve your goal. [substeps] If you are living life like this, you might find yourself dreading certain aspects of your life, such as having to change your lifestyle.