Question: Do you think a paradox of life is that the more help you need the harder it is to get it? Answer: Yes, but it is a useful paradox. If we could do everything by ourselves, or if it was easy to find help we would stay within our inherently self-serving, self-justifying, egocentric and … More The Paradox Of Life
Question: Can persistence always be a substitute for talent? Answer: Yes, especially if the persistence is done through a purposeful, mutually supportive, mutually complementing environment. It is even more so if our goal is to become “truly Human” which means full integration with other similarly inclined Human beings. In that context inherent, individual talent serves … More Persistence In The Right Environment Substitutes Talent
Question: Who would you classify as the “Alpha” amongst the people you know? Answer: Due to our inherently self-justifying, proudly individualistic, egotistic nature we all consider ourselves Alpha, higher than others, and as a result we also respect, envy those who openly show this exuding self-confidence, superiority. But since we exist in a fully integrated … More How To Become A Real Alpha
Question: How do you deal with problems in life? Answer: By climbing onto the shoulders of others. Contrary to our inherently proud, individualistic, heroic beliefs on our own we are exactly like body parts that have been severed from the body and are left alone. Especially today – in the fully integrated and interdependent world … More Dealing With Problems In An Integral World
Question: How do you help someone help themselves? Answer: I know it goes against the main direction, belief of our Western society, against all the so called “self-help courses, teachings”, but in truth nobody is capable of helping themselves. There are two very “graphic” quotes about this: “A prisoner can’t free himself from prison alone”, … More The Best Form Of “Self-Help”: Asking Help From Others
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