RPO:
Begin your
Game of Life

“Life is just like a game, first you have to learn rules of the game, and then play it better than anyone else.”
— Albert Einstein

Be the main character
in your own life and not
a non playing character

Embracing the role of the main character in your own life rather than being a non-playing character (NPC) can be empowering.

Here are some ways to approach this mindset:

  1. Take Control

    Like the protagonist in a game, you have the power to make decisions that shape your life. Take control of your choices and actions rather than letting circumstances dictate your path.

  2. Set Personal Goals

    Identify what you want to achieve and set clear, actionable goals. Pursue your passions and dreams actively, just as a main character would.

  3. Be Proactive

    NPCs often wait for things to happen to them. Instead, take initiative and be proactive in creating opportunities and solving problems.

  4. Self-Improvement

    Continuously work on developing your skills, knowledge, and character. Main characters often undergo growth and transformation, and so can you.

  5. Embrace Challenges

    Main characters face and overcome challenges, which helps them grow. See obstacles as opportunities for learning and improvement rather than setbacks.

  6. Build Relationships

    Engage meaningfully with others. Build strong relationships and networks that enrich your life and support your journey.

  7. Live Authentically

    Stay true to yourself and your values. Authenticity makes for a compelling and fulfilling life story.

  8. Be Mindful

    Stay present and aware of your actions and surroundings. Mindfulness can help you make deliberate choices and appreciate the journey.

  9. Seek Adventure

    Don’t be afraid to step out of your comfort zone. Embrace new experiences and adventures, much like a main character would.

  10. Reflect and Adapt

    Regularly reflect on your progress and experiences. Adapt and adjust your strategies as needed to stay aligned with your goals and values.

By embracing these principles, you can ensure that you are an active, engaged, and dynamic participant in your own life story.

“One of the greatest regrets in life is being what others would want you to be, rather than being yourself.”
— Shannon L. Alder
“The whole story is about you. You are the main character.”
— don Miguel Ruiz
“The willingness to accept responsibility for one’s own life is the source from which self-respect springs.”
— Joan Didion