You don’t know.
And you don’t want to know.
You have no appetite for knowing and neither does anyone else who stumbles into life.
You feel like you are going to die.
Maybe it is good you didn’t know.
You don’t care, you still don’t want to know….
You don’t know.
And you don’t want to know.
You have no appetite for knowing and neither does anyone else who stumbles into life.
You feel like you are going to die.
Maybe it is good you didn’t know.
You don’t care, you still don’t want to know….
Habits may need an introduction here, that being said, I recommend the power of habit, I am sure there is a good book on good habits like this one.
Still, how you do it may require a brief explanation. One point is ‘taking care’. Another is challenging yourself to practice ‘taking care’ for 3 weeks. And lastly, start with whatever is most important to you.
This may be physical, emotional or mental. Perhaps a combination of all three, at least at some point within the three week effort.
If you don’t understand why, you may need to do it on faith. It may pay off for you.
Now, the promise or benefits, you will feel better about stuff or at the very least acquire some self knowledge around how important a balance lifestyle may be to you.
You will get better sleep, nutrition and exercise. Become better with people, places and things.
You will find your bliss or lack of it.
Perhaps you will find a better way to take care of you and others.
Bottom line I give to Socrates, KnowYourself ! He said something like awareness is key.
Have you done your meta analysis?
Are you the CEO of your beliefs?
Or have you given your life, will and self respect to an other?
Many people believe in their country, community or family.
Is there situations like ‘life and death’ where you will unconsciously take back control?
Another words, is there more information you need to learn about yourself and others?
Trust, or learn to be more trusting of yourself and others, by getting to deeply know yourself.