Try this. Go to a cafe in a busy part of a city and take a seat that gives you a view of people walking past - perhaps a table on the pavement outside.

Now observe.

What you'll see is hundreds, and, if time permits, thousands, of people, busily walking to their destinations. Rich, poor, old, young, men, women, boys and girls, not where they want to be, trying to get to some place that they do want to be. When they get there they’ll soon want to be somewhere else.

You'll see a struggle on most people's faces.

And that's life. We're all trying to get somewhere we're not. It’s a struggle, which only ends on the day we die.

enjoy..............

Your Friend (Vishal Ravate)

Hi guys!

I am having a problem that really is bothering my academic performance, self-image and more and I thought I can ask for your opinion on this topic.

I am an architecture student and in my university we have to every semester produce new design projects. The tasks are really creative and sometimes complex. I find that no matter what happens or what I do it is impossible for me to sit down and work. The kind of work where I have to create something. I have had this problem for such a long time, most of the time the tasks are not difficult but the thought of making a decision to design something is and has always been super frightening to me. I freeze or distract myself or my mind wanders when i sit down to work. This lately I am trying to get a hold of my life and create some sort of balance: socialising, regulating meals and going out. I feel like i am in a constant burnout and what i do isn’t even satisfying because of this fear. Sometimes the problem has affected my group mates and for this i feel terrible.

Does anyone have a similar problem? What to do about this? Sometimes I feel like I will never get out of this situation :(

With God's help you can do anything friend! Have faith.

I love Massy Arias & her determination and dedication to building physical and mental strength!

Nothing matter, or maybe some stuff matters. Life is 100 years, but I really hope not, unless universal Healthcare and Healthcare technology up their game and I can live in a better condition. Find what you like and do it, find who you like and hang out with them, and enjoy if you can. Fuck everything that sucks, and be as kind as possible unless they're dicks. You matter because this is all we get, us.... Do shit, enjoy shit, don't eat shit.

Just ride the dream into oblivion without fear because we're all gonna die!

The comfort zone is a safe, familiar, and comfortable place. It is where we feel protected and safe. However, it is also a place where growth and progress are limited. The fear of leaving the comfort zone is a common obstacle that prevents us from reaching our true potential. It is the fear of the unknown, of uncertainty, and of failure. We ask ourselves: "What will happen if I fail?", "What will happen if it doesn't work out?", "What will happen if...?" But what happens when we leave that fear behind and dare to leave our comfort zone? That is where we begin to truly live. The Power of Stepping Out of Your Comfort Zone When we dare to step out of our comfort zone, we begin to: - Discover new opportunities and challenges - Develop hidden skills and talents - Build confidence and resilience - Broaden our perspective and worldview - Achieve goals and objectives we never thought possible Triumph is not found in the comfort zone, but in the growth zone. That’s where we face our fears and overcome them. Examples of Success - An entrepreneur who quits his stable job to launch his own business - An artist who dares to show his work in public for the first time - An athlete who trains to run a marathon after years of inactivity - A student who dares to apply for a scholarship at a foreign university In each of these examples, the person had to overcome their fear of leaving their comfort zone and risking the unknown. And in each case, success was the result. Conclusion Don’t let the fear of leaving your comfort zone stop you from reaching your true potential. Remember that growth and progress are outside your comfort zone. Dare to leave your comfort zone and discover the triumph that awaits you. You won't regret it!

Hi! I'm really inspired by what I would call "new age motivational speakers" such as Timothy Leary, Alan Watts, Terrence McKenna, and Abraham Hicks. I realize all four of these are actually quite different and I also realize they don't all necessarily qualify as proper "new age" thinkers in the same way. I also realize that people have mixed feelings about utilizing this "spiritual thinking" into self-help teachings. All that being said, what are your favorite thinkers and/or talks that inspire or motivate you which have a metaphysical/spiritual perspective? This can also include religious leaders.