How we see the world, and where our focus is on, determines how we interact with the world.
Our perspective determines our thoughts and actions.
We can observe people and most importantly ourselves to get insights about our perspectives.
Consider observing your thoughts, reactions and actions for a day.
Is your focus on lack or abundance?
Is your focus on possibilities?
Is your focus on living or not dying?
Is your focus and motivation based on love or revenge?
Is your focus on seeing faults or appreciating the strengths?
Is your focus on security or freedom?
Is your focus on surviving or thriving?
Is your focus on finding the truth or being right?
Is your focus on appearance or accepting what is underneath?
Our perspective is like using the camera on our phone.
If we use our camera only in zoomed in or zoomed out mode, we will miss many things, and will have a narrow view of what is possible to experience.
Copyright .2022 by Shervin Hojat
My focus every day is to get the little housekeeping things taken care of right away. If they are not taken care of, they tend to take longer and cause more grief if left unattended.
Unlike so many others who may have to try to figure out how they are going to last, for lack of food or water through the day, my basic needs for water, food and shelter are taken care of, so I don't have to focus on them.
With the housekeeping out-of-the-way, I focus on going on the Internet and trying to encourage and help other authors enhance their creativity, productivity, and get through their day. I set aside a little time to be creative myself by generating written works that are either humorous or have a way of defining a better future for us all.
Finally, when I reach a point of mental and physical exhaustion, I relax and tune into either the Internet or television to find something entertaining and often, educational, to watch and learn.
Ron