When the world makes you feel tired

How tired I am to wait for the world to change. Unfor­tu­na­te­ly, conflict (not armed conflict) is an almost neces­sa­ry way to get things to change. Let’s think about this. A cri­sis is a moment your mind rea­lize that a change is inevi­table. You don’t want it to hap­pen; you don’t want it to exist.

Some cultures are so well orga­ni­zed dog­ma­ti­cal­ly; they can mas­si­ve­ly setup ope­ra­tion to era­di­cate novel­ty and dif­fe­rences. Change means to risk to lose our mecha­nism pro­ven to work in a nor­ma­li­zed envi­ron­ment. Why should it change? This fac­tion wants at all cost exit the cri­sis state by going back to the ini­tial state.

In the other clan, you have the same setup, people who want to exit the cri­sis and go for­ward qui­ck­ly. The main pro­blem here is that civic res­pect, and social empa­thy are mis­sing. To for­mer see the change as a menace and ratio­na­lize it in crea­tive ways. The lat­ter is as much crea­tive, trying to raise awa­re­ness of their reality.

End up a clash where the rub­ber band can snap at any moment. The two mis­sing ele­ments I men­tio­ned are the ingre­dients that make this rub­ber mate­rial flexible and robust against any poten­tial ten­sion. The concept of cri­sis is there to stay, tole­rance for novel­ty and com­pas­sion for grief, both without pro­vo­ca­tion and with res­pect is the key to our bright future.

-Dan­ny

I’m Dan­ny (aka Coa­ch­Dan­ny). I have a pas­sion: humans. Come with me and take this minute eve­ry day to explore what’s going on today and why is it tren­ding. Click here to get your dai­ly thought right on time for break­fast.

Sources: https://solomotivation.com   

Last Upda­ted on Novem­ber 15, 2019 by Coach Dan­ny