The work of past greats (from which we’ve established doctrine) isn’t meant to be a stiffened prison, but a helpful reinforcement/guide for when we plunge one hand into the electric core of creativity and conduct it into our other hand—THAT hand will craft new structures that radiate fresh life.   IMHO, if the current is strong enough, the prudish bones…

Make a game out of life.  That way you can have fun with it, and still summon a competitive focus. (And IMHO):  Remember that just like a game, the main purpose of life is to come together in camaraderie, fun, and the mutual bond of pushing our limits.  And I believe that at the end—just…

Many like to tout their “detachment” by abstaining from an activity, or loudly braying IDGAF, but that’s not detachment.  True detachment is being able to immerse fully in an activity, loving it for all it’s worth.  Then at a moment’s notice, being able to walk away.   (And being able to fully enjoy the immersion OR…

With our short lives we can’t solely rely on conditioning outer skills for precision.  I propose a hack: I propose that we clarify our perception/spiritual fluidity to adapt to the unforeseen.

“Falling off the wagon,” or failing to maintain discipline, is inevitable.  But it’s IN THAT VERY INSTANCE that character is built; once I fall, do I wallow in self-pity and apathy?  Or do I find another angle/reassess/get ready for another round?  I believe the rule of thumb should be:  you get 5 minutes to beat…