Tales i tell

                                                              I don't think I have all the answers, far from it. However, if there is something that I have learned over the last couple of years of heavy self-development it’s how to get things done.  This took many attempts and failures at many things, figuring out what works for me, and what doesn't, and finding out what I’m good at and what needs improvement. Throughout the whole process, I noticed something about my change that I didn't focus on or even expect to change .  My ability to try.   I had become this person that stopped thinking about how people would view me, what might happen if I don’t do it right or how my self-esteem would be affected If I didn't succeed. I stopped asking how I get started and just started doing it. I ...

                        Being a neurotic intellectual who is constantly encircled by spoiled anti-intellectuals, it's challenging to find common ground in this stage of life. Finding people who operate on the same frequency as I have become a herculean task, finding them is rare, it's like finding a unicorn in a world full of sheep.                                      I can't be myself around most people in my life right now because some things do not really resonate with them the same way they do with me. That's not to say their worldview is naive or idiotic; I acknowledge and respect the differences.  As they say 'arrogance of the Intellect' is something all  religions had warned about . If you are wise as well as smart, and there is no relation between being wise and being smart, they are not the same thing, there is no ...