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                            Photo by F. Plastino    "Everything is about perception. Where the head turns, the body follows"    The quote  is from an unknown source. The idea of "everything is about perception, where the head turns the body follows" gives the profound influence of perception on our actions and decisions. Perception refers to the way individuals interpret and understand the world around them. It is not just about seeing or hearing; it encircles around our beliefs, attitudes, and perspectives. The phrase "where the head turns, the body follows"  illustrates from a metaphorical basis how our perceptions, beliefs, and mindset can shape our actions and behaviors. It suggests that our thoughts and perceptions act as a force of guidance , leading us to make choices and take actions which are aligned with how we perceive things. Perception influences our reality. For instance, we...

                                                      Photo by Elijah Pilchard The world moves at a fast pace and the allure of instant gratification reflects every aspect of our lives. This can be seen from the convenience of fast-food delivery to the quick access to endless information and data on our electronic devices. So the desire for instant results often overshadows the long-term benefits of patience and delayed gratification. However, the pursuit towards immediate satisfaction can lead to detrimental consequences in various facets of our lives. Instant gratification goes along the lines of instant pleasure or satisfaction gained from acquiring something of value or fulfilling a desire promptly, often without even considering the long-term implications. While this can offer immediate pleasure, it frequently comes at the cost of sacrificing deeper...

                        Photo by F. Plastino     "Learn as if you will live forever, live like you will die tomorrow.”    Mahatma Gandhi  This quote by Mahatma Gandhi urges us to create a balance between learning and living life to its fullest potential. "Learn as if you will live forever" encourages the idea of continuous growth, embracing knowledge, and self-improvement without the need for boundaries or limitations. On the contrary, "live like you will die tomorrow" emphasizes how we can seize the present moment, cherish experiences as they happen, and make the most out of life without procrastination or fear of regret. Essentially, by embracing the pursuit of knowledge it can bring a proactive and vibrant approach to living. Thanks for reading. Please leave a comment below so we can engage in positive conversation and if you have not done so already Please Subscribe. You can also follow me on ...

                                                Photo by Cottonbro studio "I've always viewed bragging as a major defect of character. The more powerful a person truly is, the less they need to promote it. And the stronger a leader is, the less they need to announce it." Above quote taken from the book The 5am Club , page 81 by author Robin Sharma .  This idea is simple to understand but yet is so powerful in words. We do a lot of bragging in our lives as a way to create envy from others. This is where we look externally for value as human beings. We can decide to be more humble and look inward. By looking inward we can get closer to our authentic self. Thanks for reading. Please leave a comment below so we can engage in positive conversation and if you have not done so Please Subscribe. You can also follow me on my podcast here👉   Wise Mindset Guy Podc...

              Photo by F. Plastino    "Don't worry that your kids don't listen to you, worry that they are always watching you" Unknown quote This brings to light the profound impact parents have on their children through their actions and behaviors. What is suggested is that parental influence can extend well beyond verbal communication; children learn by monitoring their parents' attitudes, choices, and interactions with others. For one thing this highlights the significance of parental role modeling. Parents can become primary examples for their children, shaping their values, beliefs, and social behaviors. So it is crucial that parents be mindful of the behaviours they exhibit, instead of focusing on the advice they give to their children.  Another point underscores the idea that children are constantly absorbing information from their surroundings, especially from their parents. Parental actions serve as a blueprint for their childr...

                                                  Photo by Leah Kelley Trust is the cornerstone of any healthy relationship, whether personal or professional. It can form the basis of strong communities, thriving businesses, and fulfilling friendships. The idea of being trustworthy is not just a virtue; it's more rather a testament to one's character and integrity. In this world which is flooded with uncertainties, the one quality that sets individuals apart and paves the way for meaningful connections is being trustworthy. So how do we build that trust? Honesty as the Foundation Honesty is at the heart of trust. Being truthful, transparent, and sincere in our interactions which can challenging at times forms the foundation of trustworthiness. Honesty really is not just about telling the truth; it's more along...

                            Photo by F. Plastino  "It's not about proving others wrong, it is about proving yourself right" Unknown source Quote The above quote emphasizes the importance of believing in yourself and self-validation. Instead of looking for validation from external sources or trying to prove other people wrong, the focus is on believing in your abilities and convictions. This is an empowering mindset shift because it places the emphasis on your own potential and confidence rather than being dependent on others' opinions or criticisms. When you aim to prove yourself right, you better channel your energy and efforts into self-improvement, self-discovery, and achieving personal goals. This encourages introspection, self-assurance, and being determined to overcome challenges. This perspective fosters resilience which creates a strong sense of identity, enabling you to pursue your passions and ambitions...

                                              Photo by Karolina Grabowska "Where are you stuck in your life, blocked in your development? What fears, what familiar issues block your growth?" Above quote taken from the book Why good people do bad things , page 222 by the author  James Hollis P.H.D This quote requires reflection, urging individuals to look closely at their personal barriers and life blocks. It questions one's dormant aspects in life, asking where exactly they are stuck and what fears or familiar problems put a damper on their progress. It calls for self-awareness, encouraging people to identify these obstacles, whether it is emotional fears, habitual patterns, or even unresolved issues. When we acknowledge these challenges, one can then better initiate personal growth. This emphasizes the importance of fa...

                                                                  Photo by F. Plastino  "When something is important enough, you do it even if the odds are not in your favor"                         Elon Musk What can be entertained by this quote is that even odds suggest a balanced probability of success and failure. There are situations where the potential outcome is significant or the effort required is reasonable, which makes taking the chance to be worthwhile. We should be encouraged to take risks, embrace opportunities, and learn from both successes and failures. The experience we gain from trying, even when the odds are uncertain, can lead to valuable lessons and personal growth, making it a more compelling reason to go ahead and take the leap....

                                                          Photo by Tomas Malik   "Will it take a worldwide calamity, a disaster of gargantuan proportions, as some have suggested? Must the Earth tilt on its axis, be hit by a meteor, swallow its continents whole, before its people will listen? Must we be visited by beings from outer space and scared out of our minds before having sufficient sight to realize that we are all One? Is it required that we all face the threat of death before we can be galvanized to find a new way to live?" Above quote taken from the book Conversations with God , page 235 by the author Neale Donald Walsch   Humans often wait for disasters before changing their ways because when a crises does happen it makes the consequences of their actions immed...