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Building a Life You Want Pt. 1

Post author By Madame Nath
Post date April 17, 2026
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This is PART I, and it is short, however, I will begin:

At some point, I think almost all human beings envision a certain type of life for themselves. If you want to build the life you want, it starts at the foundation. **Having enough of the basics of life: sleep, shelter, and food (especially well-intentioned food) helps.**

Write It Down: Start writing down what you want, as this puts your visualizations into action by physically recording them.

Take Steps: Visualizing what you want is a step, but taking action is what will make the life you want become a reality…

Patience: Everything worth something takes time to build. Be patient with yourself.

Keeping Your Business to Yourself: A lot of people get excited and tell whoever is in earshot about their plans, but remember, not everyone will be excited for you and your progress. To build the life you want, you have to keep some things to yourself.

Now — let me follow my own advice and make something I want to come to be – BE.

-Madame Nath

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The Importance of Sleep

This may sound cliché, but it’s true: sleep is so important.

Having a good night’s sleep can improve overall well-being by enhancing mood and increasing the body’s ability to promote healing.

What I like to do to improve my sleep is the following:

Turn the Electronics Off: Seriously, as many electronics as possible, because when any are on (e.g., the television), my conscious mind wants to stay awake. In my experience, turning off any unnecessary external stimulation helps the body relax and makes falling asleep easier.

Have a Bottle of Water by my Bedside: Of course, it is to hydrate as needed through the night. I recommend keeping one as well in case you wake up through the night and are a bit parched.

Visualize: If I find it difficult to sleep, I attempt to calm my mind and think of something peaceful. Visualization is a keen form of meditation; however, for me, it is a little different because the goal is to fall asleep.

As tomorrow is February and as the months keep rolling, I hope you all get enough restful sleep.

If you have any other useful ways to help drift into a restful sleep, let me know.

-Madame Nath

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References

(2025). A meta-analysis study evaluating the effects of sleep quality on mental health among the adult population. BMC Public Health 25. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12889-025-23709-w