Learn and Grow

This is the biggest thing you will ever come across –

Learn AND grow.

You can ask yourself at the end of every day:

·       What did I learn today?

·       How did I grow today?

You can ask yourself in the morning:

·       What do I want to learn today?

·       How do I want to grow today?

How would your life change if you started doing this?

Up to now you have been living a life on Default. But, you can make selections. You can decidee.

The basic question is:

          What do I want to learn today?

As a child, you discovered the ball. One day it just magically appeared. You had no concept of ball before. No idea it existed.

And there is was. Time to experiment with ball. You picked it up and dropped it. Discovered what it could do. You learned about ball and you grew.

Now you are an adult. Probably have a job of some kind. What's to learn, you've been doing the same thing every day for quite a while now.

You may have a family and you know them and they know you. What's to learn about them?

You have friends and activities, and every now and then a new person shows up. But what's to learn?

People are people and Life is life. Wake up, go to work, eat, sleep, day-in and day-out. Same old shit.

This is a depressed attitude. How much do you relate to it?

Every moment of life is meant to be enjoyed. If you are not enjoying every moment you are doing something wrong.

You are living someone's else's policy.

What is a policy?

You've heard of life insurance policy?

          You're betting you're going to die, and they're betting you're going to live.

So why not just live?

          Live your own life.

What is your own life?

Seems like a merry-go-round:

                                                  Live my lile

Trust my first                                                                                What is myimpression                                                                                    life?

                                                  Who am I?

If you find yourself on a merry-go-round, stop.

You're not going to get anywhere.

by Tomas Burke