The cutting edge a series of articles aimed at waking individuals up. Life is too short to let it pass by.

Your personal values represent what you stand for, desire and admire. They are your spiritual and moral qualities. You cannot set clear goals, break habits or make good choices without them. A few core values are health, love, gratitude, wealth, joy and harmony.

Most people are ignorant, lost, or firmly connected to their personal values.

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In a recent CNN article the average large company CEO earned $42,000 in one day. The average worker earned $41,861 in one year. Therefore the average worker made less in one year, than what the average CEO made in one day. A CEO makes 262 times more than the average worker. Sorry, this is something that is very difficult for any individual to control.

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A terrific friend of mine, whom I initially met in a Paris train station, educated me on the ways of cheap travel. At the train station, we both found ourselves staring dumbly at the French signs looking in vain for a clue of how to get to Paris. I noticed some English lettering on his backpack and it finally came to light that he spoke English and was from South Africa. It also suddenly dawned on my caveman brain that I spoke French, so I snatched up an information phone, bawled out the stuck-up French lady and proceeded to lead us to the city of lights. Here are some traveling goal setting tips for you to think about.

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You have never really reflected on the different areas of your life.

Have you taken the time to reflect on your life and find out what your desires are? Your life is divided into different segments, which are all closely interrelated. This means that your health will affect your family, career and much, much more. Living a satisfying and balanced life isn’t about a goal of a million dollars, it’s about taking the time to reflect on all the major segments of your life. This includes your physical health, mental heath, family, finances, career and family.

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After years of research on happiness, money, life and goals, here are some of my key findings.
Researchers from the University of Illinois and Pennsylvania State declare that, in a 1985 survey, the Maasai of East Africa were almost equally satisfied with life as some of the 400 richest Americans on the Forbes list. The Maasai are a traditional herding people who have no electricity or running water and live in huts made of dung.

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