I am a firm believer of Karma and more so Karma Yoga. If you strive hard and do good work with the best of intentions, benefits of doing so, in some form and shape, will be visible sooner or later.
In the book The Power of Now, we are enlightened on this concept from Bhagavad Gita. Practicing Karma Yoga means doing work the best you can without being obsessed about results.
This not only helps you focus on the current moment, but also drives away and anxiety and fear from your lives, as mentioned below.
The more you remain in the state of flow, the more you realize that it is self care. This is something I have realized ever since I got enlightened on the concept of Flow.
As mentioned in the iconic book Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, I have understood that the best tip to remain happy is to spend more time with self doing things that lead to fufillment.
These are moments when you remain focused on the present moment without worrying about the future or regretting the past.
As mentioned in this insight inspired from the book, these are the characteristics that enable flow in our lives thus ensuring self care.
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The importance of the right brain is something I learnt at a late age. I wish I knew about this secret at an early age. This is because though most of us are left brain oriented with proper training and habit we can change our orientation.
The importance of Right Brain thinking was wonderfully illustrated by Dan Pink in his book A Whole New Mind.
He mentions at length about the following skills that would rule in the new age namely:
Design
Story
Play
Empathy
Symphony
Meaning
As you can see none of these skills can be replicated by an AI model and hence assume huge amount of significance in the modern era.
So if you are still young, this blog post should inspire you to start training your brain on these skills.
This insight shows how our brain has evolved over ages.
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Dare to choose your lifestyle the way you want. Once you change your mind life becomes a better place to live in as mentioned in this post.
The below insight inspire from the book The Courage to be Disliked throws more light on this topic and inspires us to be brave enough to choose our lifestyle our own way.
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DO not Chase Recognition is the central theme of this blog post. This post is inspired from the book, The Courage to be Disliked by Ichiro Kishimi and Fumitake Koga.
When you choose external recognition from others, you are living your life to satisfy being the person others want you to be. In doing this we miss out on unleashing our own unique strenghts to leading a happy and fulfilling life.
The same has been captured in the insight inspired from this best selling book.
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Very frequently we compare ourselves with others, run after external recognition over internal peace leading to anxiety and worry in our lives. This blog post would inspire you to be the architect of your Own Life.
Rather than leading a life of someone else by comparing with others, it is much better to unleash our natural strengths and make ourselves a better version everyday.
This is the lessons the philosopher teaches the young man in the wonderful book, The Courage to be Disliked.
The insight inspired from this book has been mentioned below:
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