top of page

3 Inexpensive Things That Have Changed My Life (For The Better)


I’ve always considered myself to be rather proactive about my health and well-being. While I don’t always make the healthiest day-to-day dietary decisions - damn candy. I’m typically rarely hesitant to try something new that for one reason or another I believe has the potential to improve my life.


Of course I always do my research first, and totally suggest that you too do the same, but of all the things my mind loves to overthink in this world, these types of purchases are typically not one of them –especially when they’re cost is rather insignificant. And thankfully in most cases I’ve stumbled upon something genuinely helpful, including these 3 things.

 

Watch the content of this article as a video or keep reading below!

 

As someone who has does the vast majority of my work on a laptop since 2010 I began to grow concerned about the impact that it’s angle had on me. So I did some digging and found that elevating the laptop screen to be at your eye level and connecting or attaching an external mouse and keyboard so that they can remain at desk level could prove helpful. And it’s been a game-changer especially when it comes to neck pain. I bought this one in 2018 on Amazon for $29.99 Canadian.

The purchase that started as an experiment, lead to me making a now very popular vlog about it, and is now something I wear pretty well every minute that I’m staring at a screen while at home and work (which currently happen to be the same place for me, but even before that when they weren’t I still wore them that often). My blue light blocking glasses cost me only $24.90 Canadian on Amazon and have positively impacted my life in so many ways from eliminating blood shot eyes, to reducing headaches to helping me sleep.

Item #3 is the best thing to ever happen to my back, and that’s a bold statement considering that I’ve gone to several chiropractors over the course of my life… a foam roller. I first was introduced to one of these things while working at Collective Evolution when we had one in the office, but it’s helpful role in my life has only grown over the years. I’m not exaggerating when I say that I typically use this thing 3-4 times per day. Primarily to roll out my back but also my legs and butt. This exact blue one I have I can’t still find on Amazon, but there is an orange equivalent still selling for the same price I had paid, $25.99 Canadian.


Honorable Mentions


While those are my top 3, I do want to give a quick shoutout to two honourable mentions:


The first is my Passion Planner. This is my 6th year using a Passion Planner and I still love them as much as I did in year one. I’ll admit I don’t use all of the reflection and goal setting features, but for day-to-day organization and creativity it’s my go-to. The cost to me up here in Canada is a bit higher, usually around $70 after shipping, but it does sell on Amazon for you Americans for only $30.


And my second honourable mention is the book Awaken the Giant Within by Tony Robbins. This 500+ page book is not for casual reading. In fact, I’d only suggest it if you’re willing to put the work in and actually apply the principles and complete the bevy of activities it’s loaded with. I will warn you that having been written in 1992, some of the references and examples are quite comical to read today, but those aside this book changed my life more than any other and best of all I bought it used on Amazon for only $0.01… plus $3.49 shipping. I don’t still see it at that price, but as of the day I’m making this I do see some used options in and around $2-5.

 

For more brutally honest personal development content designed for those who actually want to change be sure to subscribe to my YouTube Channel and to follow me on Instagram. And to receive my free eBook on 5 Simple Daily Hacks For A Genuinely Happier Life and to be one of the first to find out about the release of my upcoming book click HERE.

HAT-New Sidebar.png
Newest Posts

As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. This includes Amazon links placed within the text of articles and in surrounding ads.

bottom of page