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INTELLECTUAL ENERGYMENTAL BALLAST

PERSONALITYSELF REALISATION

INDEPENDENCEFREEDOM OF MIND

CREATIVITYEASINESS

INTELLIGENCECRAFT

FINESSELIFESTYLE

INSPERATION

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Discovery your new world

The fine Inspiration

Opening of your individuality

Flying thoughts

Lifestyle

Personality development

Freedom of mind

inside

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OPENING OF YOUR INDIVIDUALITY

“What is individuality?’ We are all unique on a number of

dimensions, including our DNA, physical characteristics,

personality, style, talents, interests, temperament, and

passions. These characteristics are impor tant, however

they are not what Ghandi had in mind. Some people have

interpreted Ghandi’s view of individuality as central to

the quest for determining the meaning of one’s life. And

that this meaning is unique to each of us.

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DISCOVERY YOUR NEW WORLD

This is all very abstract, philosophical, and theoretical.

How do we bring it down to ear th so it connects with our

own lives? I prefer not to ponder the meaning of life but

rather the meaning I can pour into life. This then leads me

to turn the question around. Instead of asking, “What’s

the meaning of my life?” I ask, “How can I make my life

more meaningful – to me and to others?” The answer to

that question, along with the accompanying actions related

to it, will define my individuality. My individuality is now

determined by the purposes I embrace in my life and how I

go about pursuing them.

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THE FINE INSPIRATION

Should I lose those aspects of my individuality, I

greatly diminish who I am as a person and what I

stand for.

There are two impor tant elements to this perspective

on individuality. The first focuses on the purpose(s)

to which I devote myself. What is meaningful for me?

What wor thy objectives do I wish to pursue, in both my

personal life and for a greater good?

The second element revolves

around how I pursue

them.

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We all find Inspiration in many ways. Whether it is from others, na-

ture, travel… it surrounds us every single moment of our waking

hours. But how to stay inspired?- sometimes I find that hard! I am

inspired for a moment, but prolonging that inspiration takes some

practice.

Always keep your eyes open, at all times, stay present whenever

possible, and allow yourself to breathe in that inspiration.

Inspiration isn’t just a one-time thing. You’ll need it on a regular

basis.

When you practice the above — keeping your eyes open, stay-

ing present, and breathing in inspiration — you get better at it.

It becomes a skill ( it is impor tant to look at it as a skill, as it is

something you have to practice) you can use at any time, and you’ll

FLYING THOUGHTS

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Which of my strengths and talents will I apply

to make a positive difference? What special

perspective, knowledge, or exper tise can I

offer to add value or propel an endeavor? What

ethical principles and values will I embed in the

process?

The answers to both sets of questions define

an impor tant par t of our individuality and how

we can create meaning in our own lives and the

lives of others.

How would you define or describe your individu-

ality? How can you bring it to life? How can you

pour greater meaning into your life to make it

more meaningful and fulfilling? These are ques-

tions most of us to do not ask ourselves. They

are thought-provoking and often not easy to

answer. When we do, we can set a more mean-

ingful path for our lives or reinforce the one we

are on. By acting on them, we fur ther develop

and actualize our authentic self.

Take time and devote thought to these

questions. There are not any right or wrong

answers, just answers that are right for you.

Rather than risk losing your individuality, you

will fur ther develop it and enrich your life.

LIFESTYLE

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PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT

Most people mistakes physical attributes of

an individual as his/her personality. They talk

about a marvelous personality when they may

just he referring to an individual’s stature fair

complexion or chiseled features.

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FREEDOM OF MIND

YOU THINK DIFFERENTLY BECAUSE YOU HAVE LIFE EXPERIENCE THAT

NO OTHER HAD

Well, if you thought that personality has anything to do with

height, good looks, complexion or the physique of a person. It is

time you re-think what you think you know. Any physical shor t-

comings can hardly influence of his personality traits such as

superior character and behavior, and not by other mundane and

frivolous considerations.

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