a cool insight for transforming your life

[Majed]

the insight is simple: fields. 

master as many fields as possible: dating, business, spirituality, psychology, neuroscience, nutrition, history, geography, philosophy... 

each field you master will transform your life. if you suck in an area is because of a lack of mastery in its field. 

that will make you mature, wise and experienced.

The way you master a field is by learning the most about it possible, by exposing yourself to as much knowledge about it as possible. The application, implementation and practice will come organically from having received the information.

Edited February 16, 2024 by Majed

[Sabth]

I wanna master socially , and educationally. 

Then financially. There is no way escaping it. 

[NoSelfSelf]

Practice wont come naturally that's why there is so much talk no action.

[NoSelfSelf]

@DefinitelyNotARobot To give middle finger to the world,other people opinions,outside influencers,teachers and have trust in yourself to do it without letting mind stops you.

Its all about seeing that mind is telling you lies and you have to take charge, because if you dont take charge of yourself you will always be in same place with trivial changes.

You are programmed to seek answers and teachers outside yourself thats why you lose.

Edited February 17, 2024 by NoSelfSelf

[MarkKol]

3 hours ago, NoSelfSelf said:

@DefinitelyNotARobot To give middle finger to the world,other people opinions,outside influencers,teachers and have trust in yourself to do it without letting mind stops you.

Its all about seeing that mind is telling you lies and you have to take charge, because if you dont take charge of yourself you will always be in same place with trivial changes.

You are programmed to seek answers and teachers outside yourself thats why you lose.

[Yimpa]

Holistic living is wholesome. 

[mmKay]

It's important to point out that the process of "mastery" never ends. You will never have "mastered" a field, you never arrive to *mastery" , there is always more. 

So in essence its mostly about being a life long learner. Noselfself's position about the Importance of thinking for yourself is a valid point but very little people can actually properly guide themselves into the right direction, a d mor often than not it just leads to stubbornnes and close-mindedness, so I'd say just learn from as many sources as possible, even from your own intuition

Check out Leo's blog post on learning from partially wrong perspectives