Getting an Edge on Life

You can get an edge on life.

Winners rarely have a huge lead. Instead, a small edge brings them to the finish line in first place.

When you recognize certain noteworthy qualities about yourself, you have an edge on life.

Becoming familiar with the qualities and always aware of them is all it takes. Your decisions and actions automatically tend to take your noteworthy qualities into consideration.

Life tends to become easier over time. There is a tendency for more to be in your favor.

You get an edge on life.

Knowing just four things about yourself as revealed by Numerology can give you a nice edge for making decisions and living life.

It is a real edge. And it is within your reach.

The Four Noteworthy Characteristics

These are the four noteworthy characteristics. Knowing and understanding them can get an edge on life for you:

1. An ever-present desire — a strong desire that's always within you.

2. A type of person you're comfortable being — something that pleases you when you see yourself this way.

3. Some characteristics of you as a person — your personhood, the person you are.

4. A type of events and circumstances that tend to occur in your life — one that occurs persistently or repetitively.

When you know those four notable things about yourself, you have more control over your future. Because what you do and don't do today affects what your future holds.

The future is not written in stone. Instead, it is malleable. It responds to actions.

Your decisions can be more informed. Your actions can be more aligned to the future you want.

You can have more control over your future.

Use the free Edge on Life online tool to determine your four noteworthy characteristics. Consider them as you make your decisions about what to do and not to do as you live life.

When you know what to expect, there is more certainty. Things are easier. There are less surprises. There's less self judgement. There is an edge on life, more clarity, more confidence.

How to Relate to the Four Noteworthy Characteristics

When you understand the four noteworthy characteristics about yourself, you have a clue about what to expect as life continues to be lived.

Here are examples of how a person can relate to the four noteworthy characteristics to get a real edge on life.

1. An ever-present desire.

   Actions and decisions have a strong tendency to relate to the attainment of this desire — subject to your comfort and personal characteristics, of course; and the events or circumstances that make the decisions necessary or desirable.

   Understanding this, more conscious determination can be brought into actions and the process of making decisions. There tends to be less hidden or subconscious effect from this persistent desire. More conscious determination is a real edge.

2. A type of person you're comfortable being.

   Actions and decisions tend to be within a person's comfort zone as an individual, regardless what the conscious goals and intentions are. Not always — both present circumstances and personal characteristics may have a contrary influence on a person. But more so than not.

   Understanding this, similar to understanding the ever-present desire, can allow conscious and full consideration of areas outside a person's normal comfort zone. Going outside the comfort zone, even if only slightly, can result in a deeper understanding of self and provide a substantial edge on life.

3. Some characteristics of you as a person.

   These characteristics have to do with what a person is, their personhood, the essence that is the person. Goals and actions virtually always have as their foundation the resonance of these personal characteristics.

   The characteristics tend to permeate everything the person does, even emergency actions and decisions. Realizing the influence of those characteristics and cultivating the ability to be comfortable outside the personal characteristics can result in a huge edge on life.

4. A type of events and circumstances that tend to occur in your life.

   The events and circumstances of a person's life tend to be of a certain type. There is a variety of course; other types of things can occur. Yet there's a tendency for one type of event to occur more than any other specific type. The type of event may occur intermittently, with variations, or there may be persistent circumstances of that type. Or both.

   Realizing the type of events and circumstances that tend to occur most can be a real help when making goals and decisions affecting more than the short term. Goals consistent with the type of events that tend to happen anyway are more likely to be successful than goals requiring events inconsistent with or contrary to the existing tendency.

Being aware of the four noteworthy characteristics as you live your life can make a difference in your certainty that you're making the right choices and setting up the right goals. Success is more likely than if you weren't aware of them.

Use the free Edge on Life online tool to determine your four noteworthy characteristics. They're good to know. They can give you an edge.