NeartWord Writing Project - A Motivational and Inspiring Word You Need to Read Everyday

  It’s extremely important that we learn how to see, identify, and play with anything life presents to us, mainly things part of our daily routine that we cannot avoid the contact with. Not dealing with unpleasant situations is a good strategy when the priorities of the work we need to perform is in our favour, and we get lucky that deception isn’t part of anything we must handle in the mix of our workload. Thus, it’s best to make a plan yet letting room for anything we cannot make a feasible prediction of. The more flexibility we’re for changing without corrupting our deep essence, the easier it gets to find a suitable strategy where fear of the outcome we get is no more, no matter the circumstances or the combination of the different variables involved. When we think about fairness, we automatically think about a decision-making process where criteria to perform a decision must be applied. Deciding something may leverage the following questions: Am I right? or am I wrong? In orde...

  Dealing with our daily demands is usually time consuming, and therefore, it would be better if we find a way to waste less time possible doing so. Unfortunately, there’re some demands that we cannot delegate to others or any Artificial Intelligence (AI) agent, which implies they’re waiting for us to handle them properly, i.e., they will not vanish themselves until we get rid of them. Thus, it’s better to keep consciousness at hand and face whatever needs to be faced rather than either fear or avoid handling such demands. It’s when we understand that we’re the rulers of our own mind that we get genuinely ready to deal with and face anything, no matter the circumstances. The majority of the time we’re immersed into illusions we’ve contact with in the environment we’re inserted into, which we’re just not able to see clearly. It requires us to keep consciousness at hand to realise and understand what happens in the present moment, preparing the self for the tough calls when they get ...

  It’s extremely important that we learn how to deal with uncertainty in everything we do in life, enabling us to quickly adapt in the face of unexpected and unpredictable situations. We need to be flexible without losing our ability to plan and define the course of actions we would pursue when a given scenario configuration takes place. The more prepared we’re, the easier it’s to embrace changes without breaking our essence or getting out of the path and goals we would like both to pursue and attain in the present moment. Sometimes we may think uncertainty means no-planning, which is a completely distorted and wrong idea of what life really is and represents. Uncertainty is at the core of the impermanence of the universe, which says that we cannot be certain that a given situation will happen in the near future, as well as we cannot say it wouldn’t happen either. Thus, if we need to constitute a more stable foundation to support what we do in our daily activities, we need to learn...

  Let’s talk about accountability. How accountable are we regarding what we do in our daily activities? Are we brave enough to take responsibility if something goes wrong? Those simple questions are popping out as reminders of the good old model of cause and effect that we should be aware of since the beginning of our own existence. Everything we do has a source that leads towards a consequence, i.e., a result that we should be accountable for. Are we accountable, or are we delegating accountability to someone else? The moment we realise the answer for all those aforementioned questions, it’s the moment we understand that, for good or for bad, we’ve to deal with the consequences of everything we do, always. It’s important to keep consciousness at hand to realise and understand the impact of anything we experience in life, mainly when our decisions affect others directly (or indirectly). In Buddhism we say that observing raw, wild, and brainless actions is due to the nature of our u...

  “Sharing neither knowledge nor wisdom has the same effect of living in total ignorance: we reach a dead end, eventually.” —- Jeferson Souza (thejefecomp). Available also in a signed pdf version:  https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PuWrHgQAJUejoE2iI39ifNLzO2edJyuI/view?usp=drivesdk

  A good exercise we can insert into our daily routine is reflecting what has happened in the past few days, taking 5 to 10 minutes to figure out what we could’ve done differently, and what we need to enforce in order to get any issue we may be facing vanished from our TODO list. A good start is being realistic in accounting everything we’ve no control of, which implies a strong and wonderful step ahead of planning what needs to be done, and what we need to be prepared for on the short-, mid- and long-term basis. The secret rule is never be afraid of anything, regarding adversaries, environmental conditions, or even periods of deep isolation derived from a mandatory requirement for finishing something important and demanding. The less afraid we become about anything we face in life, the easier it’s to deal with any issue during our life journey. Patience is a superpower we always need to use when facing the unknown. It’s one of our most trustworthy cards at hand, which has the abil...

  The motivation of learning as much as we can is something that we should cultivate and nurture deep within, not because someone told us to do so but—and mainly—because we love doing that. It’s part of our personal evolution to develop an appreciation for learning and discovering things that we can aggregate to our personal toolbox, no matter if it’s an old trick or a new tech. Mastering the ability to navigate life without being conditioned to accept everything we’ve contact with, seeking a good and correct explanation to things that would make a huge difference into our life and daily activities are the minimum requirements to qualify us for stepping into higher stages of our personal evolution. Our evolutionary path is unique yet shared. The universe connects us all, and therefore, our separated destinies are linked to the same fabric of space and time. Each one of us sees and experiences a tiny portion of that aforementioned fabric, which implies the paradox of experiencing re...