If you're looking at improving your life, the improvements can come in many forms. First, one must analyze the areas of his or her life in which improvements can be made.
If you're an unhappy person then it would be wise to trace back to the roots of your discontent and begin formulating a plan for improving your life from them. For some people, they lack enough interaction with others and wish to be more engaged with their fellow man. For others, they need more isolation. Some folks are looking to lose weight or exercise more to tone their bodies, while others want more sleep, or to fight off an ailment. Others still want a promotion at work, or to reconcile with old/lost friends, or to meet the right person to spend the rest of their life with.
But more than likely, improving your life is some combination of these topics (and others). Look at what you want to improve once you've identified it/them, and begin brainstorming and consulting with others about how to go about it. Seek counsel from loved ones, go to a library or online and read up on those topics, or get professional assistance from someone with experience if time and money will allow it.
Whatever you do, make sure you're fair to yourself and that you don't compromise on your end goals. Don't aim to do too much too quickly, either. Set and record milestones to remind yourself of the progress you hope to make, and to provide perspective as you go for how far you've come. If your self improvement is weight loss, for example, take a picture of yourself the same day each week and write your weight on that picture, and after a few weeks go through your collection to see how far you've come. It's extra motivation that what you're doing is working!
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