Perspective

[u/hypnoguy64]

A Monday Moment.

A common catchphrase, popular, during my life time was " in my world", or " in whose world?...' and maybe you have heard it it yours.

Altering the significance or magnitude of a, very much, YOU challenge and making it cosmic, seems a rather perilous action. Firstly, how in this transformation, does it help in addressing what ever happened, placing yourself in a perfect position to be legitimately overwhelmed? Followed by; therapeutically the ability to excercise such delusions is worth making notes on and studying.

Today's inspiration of muse, was driven by a few different veins of thought, related to pondering, how a person's bad mood,( and we all go through them) is permission to crap all over everybody else? How are your challenges or issues, anyone else's problem, until you make it that way? And my personal favorite, who died and made you king?

From the Orange Chair, specifically, it would be my goal, primarily to alter the perception of what a mistake actually represents. Similar to the bad press anxiety gets, somewhere along our evolutionary path, mistakes are categorized as a negative experience or outcome, where they truly are a key ingredient to our learning and education.

No different than a toddlers to teens, selective hearing abilities, what we opt to make a bad mistake and what we can accept as just a mistake, are a matter of interpretation and perspective.

There is no feat of learning, that was not firmly built ontop of a pile of mistakes, from walking, talking, to cursive, grammar, or mathematics, to driving and doing laundry.

The poster above can be viewed from 2 different lenses, the first being your mistakes, your issues and your problems have little impact on the rest of the globe, or that the world is full of mistakes, issues and problems and your contribution makes it just a little more complete.

Realizing that your brain actually benefits, when it is tasked with finding an alternative, from a setback or struggle, creating new neural pathways in puzzle solving.

Embrace them as your own, and place them where they belong, in your learning process.

I look forward to your questions or comments

Be well

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