20 Tips for a Good Life

Live well, with small habits that compound.

Simple, evidence‑friendly habits for health, clarity, and purpose. Save the page, print it, or share it with someone who needs a boost.

01

Take care of your health

Eat balanced meals, move daily, hydrate, and schedule routine checkups.

02

Protect your sleep

Aim for consistent, quality sleep—your energy, mood, and focus depend on it.

03

Practice gratitude

Note three things you’re thankful for each day to train your attention on the good.

04

Keep learning

Read, explore new skills, take small courses—curiosity keeps the mind young.

05

Choose good company

Relationships shape your mindset—keep people who uplift and challenge you.

06

Master your time

Prioritize what moves the needle. Say no to the rest—politely, but firmly.

07

Manage stress

Use micro‑breaks, deep breathing, or short walks to reset during the day.

08

Be financially wise

Spend below your means, save regularly, and avoid high‑interest debt.

09

Be kind

Small acts—listening, empathy, encouragement—compound more than you think.

10

Enjoy simple things

Savor a good meal, a walk, or a talk with a friend—joy lives in the ordinary.

11

Set clear goals

Pick a direction, write it down, and take tiny steps daily to get there.

12

Embrace failure

Treat mistakes as data. Adjust, iterate, improve—then try again.

13

Skip comparisons

Measure against your past self, not someone else’s highlight reel.

14

Get outside

Nature restores perspective. Sunlight and fresh air boost mood and sleep.

15

Keep a calm mind

Avoid unnecessary arguments. Pause, breathe, and respond instead of react.

16

Give back

Volunteer, share knowledge, or mentor—service creates meaning.

17

Balance work & life

Define boundaries. Protect rest and relationships like important meetings.

18

Mind your mental health

Talk to someone when you feel low. Therapy is a tool, not a label.

19

Live with integrity

Align actions with values. Honesty simplifies life and builds trust.

20

Celebrate the moments

Mark small wins and milestones. Joy fuels momentum and resilience.