Aldous Huxley said that “the facts do not cease to exist because they are ignored. “In fact, just because we don’t want to see reality doesn’t mean things will be any other way. However, admitting reality, although it hurts, gives us the opportunity to adapt, but some of these painful truths are forgotten too soon.
No matter if you have lived long or little, you have certainly learned a valuable lesson at some point in your life in a painful way, directly or indirectly, from time to time we must remember these truths. that we have learned the hard way or that we have seen others suffer.
- It’s not about living in fear.
- But it doesn’t act like life is eternal or like we’re always going to enjoy what we have today.
- Truths can hurt.
- But they can also help us keep our feet on the ground.
- Soil and.
- Above all.
- Enjoy our present moment in full consciousness.
We should all, or at least should, have a purpose in life. Our goals require work, effort. Being productive is working to achieve these goals, something we must do without forgetting that doing something does not mean that this work brings us closer to what we are looking for.
Many people spend the day doing things, fulfilling their schedules, spending eternal hours in front of their computers or devices doing things, but to achieve a goal you don’t need to do much, but to do what you need to do. The problem is that what you need is often quite difficult and complicated, and it’s easier to deal with other things that can be labeled in the same way.
If you want to achieve something in life, you have to be really productive, think about what you need to do and do it effectively. Read how to do something, plan your future, talk about what you’re going to do or do things to try to see if everything goes well in the first phase, but if you want to go further, you have to go further.
In the end, what matters is not what you did to achieve something, but what you really achieved. No matter how hard you worked, the hours you lost, the money you spent, the desire to do something, or how much you talked and thought. Stop undoing and start being aware and responsible for your time and actions.
Making mistakes is human and it’s one of the most important truths, some are inevitable, others happen simply because people haven’t taken into account certain factors they didn’t consider important or didn’t detect, no matter what. If you lean on them, you’ll learn lessons you won’t find anywhere.
To learn from a mistake you have to forgive yourself, not be ashamed and face it head-on. All the big ones failed once. As long as you don’t give up, nothing is totally lost.
The difference between the teacher and the apprentice is the number of times the two have failed: the teacher has failed many times. The more chess you do, the more learning opportunities you’ll find and the more you’ll know.
The average life expectancy of humans is just over eighty years, in some regions or crops this average may be slightly higher or even slightly lower, in any case ten or twenty years is nothing compared to the thousands of years of human history or the millions of years of history of the universe.
Death will come to all, the world will run its course and history will continue, however, when a person we live with dies, we feel a great surprise and sadness, even if it is an expected death, something in us changes.
How long did there be to do or say the deceased, how many things have been lost?How many things did you want to tell him and not tell him, how many things do you think you could have done to change?
Many people, seeing death up close, realize that they have made many mistakes, that they have missed many opportunities, that they have not lived freely, but have been conditioned by what surrounds them. Our time in this life is short, but enough if we make the most of it, if we live according to our values and seek to grow as people aware of who we are and do.