Growth mindset implores you to prioritize your priorities. Our priorities after safety? Service. Service to God, Family, self. Then finally, simplicity.
The need to grow is an important concept. It’s a simple concept too.
Stumbled upon a poster while a college Junior featuring a Bob Dylan quote. It’s timely for this post:
He who is not busy being born is busy dying.
Perhaps my biggest mental growth is honing my focus and discipline to be able to steer my thoughts to stay in the present moment.
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We spent three weeks in this room and every morning we had a view like, or similar to, this.
In my opinion, get-to-do vs have-to-do is a concept easily understood.
Wanting more or wanting less is not as easily understood.
Wanting less transcends dogma and tradition.
There are few role models for wanting less, publicly.
Privately, having a family role model is almost a freak accident.
We are left then with what looks like twins. Haves and wants are mushed together like creativity and innovation. For the record and for this example, creativity and innovation always get mushed together.
Context: Anyone can generate creative ideas. Few can go from idea to successful, scalable application.
Back to haves and wants. We are societally conditioned to want more. Which feeds an insidious detachment from ever thinking about seriously wanting less.
i seriously want less.
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