I’d like to discuss the topic of self-development by being your better self in times of crisis. Usually I don’t make references to current world affairs in my articles as my interest revolves around generic principles, self-improvement and human nature. However, because the spread of the corona virus is so into our faces and omnipresent in the media right now, I should maybe give it a little mention.
Watching too much news is really bad for you and media spreads too much negativity. In this article I’m going to show you that news and knowledge are two different things. I’ll also explain to you the difference between correlations and single events and make a case for why it is better for you to keep your exposure to news and negativity to an absolute minimum.
We've got a big problem in the western society nowadays. There seems to be no clear directions about how to live a good life. A part of the problem is that in these modern times everything is made totally subjective: just act the way you feel seems to be the theme. But does universal ethics based on objective truths exist and can it guide us to live a good life? I claim definitely YES! Let me explain.
Let’s start with the small things! Men's accessories might be your best style investment because once you put on an accessory it makes you look better by default. However, bear in mind for a guy less is better. Accessories add small touches to your outfit that catch the eye, but don’t distract from your overall look. What options does a guy have? Here’s my top 6 accessory picks for men that I like and use.
Many dissatisfied people don’t follow politics. There’s also not many really educated views among us people, just this generic fatigue and distrust when it comes to politics. All those terms might be confusing: capitalism, socialism, communism, liberalism, social democrat, left-wing, right-wing, centrist, moderate, extremist and so on. It’s time to clarify what actually matters in politics and state a few things that honestly never get said but should be said. I hope this will contribute to better understanding of politics outside of that unnecessarily hyped political news coverage that only chases stories of the current day.
Let’s talk about people's opinions, shall we? I want you to think about why it’s important to respect other people’s opinions even if they’re not right. Also, I’d like to convince you why it’s crucial to have a good relationship with someone rather than just showing that one is being right. I think everyone can relate to that problem pretty well in their everyday life.
This blog is about the big questions: human nature, relations, experience - basically what the heck is going on in life and what the point of all this is. Let me begin with the concept of self-determination, what it means, why it matters and why you constantly fail in trying to achieve your personal goals.
I decided to sift through my wardrobe to check what I really need and what I can do without. You might have heard about minimalism. To be honest, I hold in high regard anything that has to do with simplicity, elegance, utility and restraint, so the concept of minimalism and minimalist wardrobe sounds very attractive to me. Let’s see if I can dispense with some unnecessary stuff.
Understanding the relationships between order, innovation and freedom.
Political labelling helps us characterise the variety of views. However, too much emphasis on those labels causes problems.
Have you ever wondered about the meaning of the political terms left-wing, right-wing, centrism, conservatism, liberalism and socialism? What kind of ideas do they really represent and why does it matter?
Making wisdom the essential factor in learning.
Academic education treats of intellect. However, our society needs to teach more emotional intelligence (wisdom).
Academic education is important and it has its value. However, it’s a relative value that seems to be overestimated.
