It’s easy to identify what’s wrong with the world, especially if that doesn’t involve the self.
The much harder thing, the one that deserves much more attention, is to focus on solving the problems we identify. And by solving, it means really understanding the problem, and considering possible alternatives to solve the problem.
So what are we solving today?
What could you let go of, for the sake of harmony?
Like Master Shifu says in Kung Fu Panda, one only needs to search for inner peace. That means everything else is disposable. So yes, you can have it all.
What makes a teacher great?
In The Art of War’s introduction, there’s a story about a doctor from a family of doctors. When asked who the best among them was, he said his brother, who prevents illnesses before they arise, was the best but least recognized.
Similarly, a good teacher has the ability to impart knowledge without students realizing they are being taught.
When we make notes, we benefit from thinking about the information twice, repeating it to ourselves by both hearing or reading and writing.
How much better is it then to pull up a record from the past, instead of trying to remember when it happened and how.
What’s the most delicious thing you’ve ever eaten?
Such an easy question, but so difficult to answer. Taste buds changed over the years. But a red velvet cake is always a treat.
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