Goals are nothing more than a means! The main point of such rituals is self-exploration. “What do I feel when I work on a task?”, “What does it teach me?”, “What changes in me during its implementation?” etc.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Self-exploration inevitably leads to the fact that diamonds suddenly begin to appear from within: understanding oneself, loved ones, others and the Universe. To simplify completely: you begin to experience the Joy of the tasks done every day! It is in her, this joy that the most basic essence of any work on oneself lies.<\/p>\n
In my understanding, everything should be saturated with this joy. And even if the goals are not achieved, it is only a tool. Much more important is who you yourself become during such explorations. Therefore, it is not surprising that after a while you suddenly begin to notice that the Great goals set suddenly lose their importance, and the need to move towards them disappears by itself. Although, of course, making money on your own hobby is pleasant and useful.<\/p>\n Of course, a meaningful approach is also important here. For it is very easy to take ordinary laziness and procrastination for de-actualization of the goal. The line between them is thin, but the deep meaning differs radically. And once you overcome the natural barrier of inertia, all further barriers miraculously come to naught.<\/p>\n To this I understand was led by Armen Petrosyan, the head of the project “Living Interestingly” (ZhI), with whom I had the honor to cooperate. ZhI heroes are the most ordinary people, the conscious changes in whose lives have become the main ideas for publications. Actually, thanks to Armen and his posts, many processes in my life gradually acquired a conscious focus and were cleared of the husk imposed from the outside.<\/p>\n![\"The](\"https:\/\/inform.com.de\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/10\/1158bbabb3b806dfc243d91d39fe6d0f-1.png\")
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