Ideas for building mental wealth.
Fear. We all know it and prefer it not to be around. But what if it could serve a purpose? What if we used it wisely? What type of motivation may be had if we take it from an obstacle in front of us and place it behind us to push us forward?
Sometimes to win, sometimes you lose. Sometimes your first short form video ever gets 27,000+ views locally 😱
Work hard, think clearly, and have an eye for beauty. Being 'ready enough' is a myth, act accordingly.
Our nature can be a hindrance, or we can work with it. We're all shaped by experience and we might as well make it work in our favor to the highest degree possible.
When you're feeling lost, check into your current responsibilities, your current trajectory, and what belief you're religious about.
Test out as much as possible, as soon as possible. It may be slow in the short term, but it's productive in the long term.
In your pursuit of rising up in your niche, you'll slip up along the way. All good. Just reorient and refresh yourself. Remember, it's all about the process and how you show up for it.
Awake to your life, connect the dots of your entire story, and don't forget that the ego is just a nametag.
Here's a surefire way to arrive at creative insight (or at least get closer than normal). Give it a try, make the experiment, and be pleasantly surprised.
It's important to know that we are all climbing our own ladders. Knowing what your rungs symbolize, how long your ladder is, and what you're aimed at is crucial.
Move forward in your life gathering 'dots'. Occasionally use hindsight to see how they connect. Trust that one day, it'll mean something to you.
I just had to rant today, blessings, we're all gonna make it.
It's never too late to stumble upon an underlying principle of reality. (Especially one that can be put to use immediately)
Peace of mind isn't something easily attained, but it's also not as hard as you might think. When I reflect back on when I have the most peace of mind, it has a lot do with these 3 things.
Study up on the trajectories of prospering individuals. There's bound to be something to gain and apply in your own life.
Discernment is the greatest skill to develop in today's world. It will keep you out of trouble and allow you to live a heart-led life. Don't overlook it.
You're soul's calling is going to cost you whether you like it or not. Honesty is the surest path, but the true fuel is to burn the boats and go all-in.
When we compare ourselves with others, we easily slip into distraught or unfair pride. It's important to recognize your Branch Bias and how your generational level plays a role.
Creating something existential to work against is important for spiritual sustainability. If you lack a framework for meaning, you'll be in freefall. A rock, a source of truth is crucial.
Inner peace starts with freeing yourself from external expectations and demands. Reassess your priorities, surrender control to a higher power, and work through your emotions for true freedom.
Quick reminder for the easily distracted. Some tasteful 'ought to be's'.
Asking questions is better than seeking advice because you will be able to find a foundation of understanding to build upon moving forward - helping you connect the dots.
Discover who you are and what you're good at, then pour all your energy into it.
The synchronicities have been hitting. Here are the ideas that have been compounding in my mind and helping it happen.
Every day you can be learning a lesson or gaining insight. If you're like me, you'll be religious about getting these consistently. That's because I aim for a deep life full of treasures found.
The ego isn't all bad, despite its sleight of hand. Yes, it pretends to have earned all that the unconscious does, but it doesn't really have a choice in the matter. Life is easier with ego.
My life has been renewed, new mission, new purpose, alignment in the deepest way.
It may be woo and it may be for you, but more mental tools never seem to hurt. Here is a modified way to use Carl Jung's Active Imagination to get your head more clear.
Don't get caught up in culture's tricks of influence. You're in the game whether you act like it or not. But if you're not careful you'll find yourself adding in extra steps between you and your dharma.
I am doubling down on my mental congress by making a permissionless assignment to a very important mental department. All inspired by Ernest Shackleton's key to perseverance.