Dear Past, Future and Present Self,
It feels weird to write a letter to self. If not for the Letter Writing Challenge posed in Blogging Community, I would have never done this. I would have assumed that you will know how to handle each stage of yours. There is nothing that lasts permanently. What I tell you today, might change by the time you may finish reading this letter. I could drench you with all the advice that I can from my current vantage point but hey, this may not be relevant at your timeline.
But, I have found something that is timeless. This has always helped you, is helping you and will help you. If I want you to take one thing by heart and never forget, it is this:
Stick this as a poster in your home, use this as your desktop background or even tattoo it in your forearms. This will help you in dealing with a tricky situation in your career, dealing with difficult people that you come across and cruise through the most difficult times that you face. It may not help you solve the problem completely but it will help you not to freak out.
And one more, don’t give up on those silly jokes. Ever.
Cheers,
Timeless Self
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Your ‘zen’ vibe is so chill, I hope I can learn to utilize it myself.
Love how you combined past, present, and future in one post, very interesting take on the challenge. I’d never even considered simplifying it that way.
You have this minimalism thing down, my friend. 🙂
Lazy people find creative ways to catch up, don’t they? 😉
You are a crafty one, I shall have to keep an eye on your ninja skills 😉
A simple flow but of great significance. No problem is bigger then the individual itself.
Agree. Often times, we try too hard on stuffs that we have not control on and blame ourselves.
Simple yet wise. I think over thinker like me should definitely take a printout of this flow and stick it everywhere.
You have your life pretty much sorted. Sidhi baat no bakwaas! 😀 😉
Haha. I would like to believe so.
Thanks for the comment. This is the first idea that got me interested in zen concepts eventually leading me to minimalism and essentialism
Thanks for the reblog
Interesting. Would like to find out about zen concepts.
Yup. It focusses on now and what is in the control. Do check out links like zenhabits.net, goodlifezen. It’s more of a mindset than a religion.
Sure sadagopan. Thanks for the suggestions