While loving excellence is a great thing, the ego turns it into something very unhealthy: unattainable perfectionism, a burden that crushes many.
Source: Leggo’ Of Your Ego: The Difference between Perfectionism and Excellence
While loving excellence is a great thing, the ego turns it into something very unhealthy: unattainable perfectionism, a burden that crushes many.
Source: Leggo’ Of Your Ego: The Difference between Perfectionism and Excellence
Working towards a voluntarily simple life has been a lot of work, but, nine years after I started chronicling it, I can say that it’s well worth it.
Source: Nine Years of Working Towards a Voluntarily Simple Life: Well Worth It
Even when it seems like they aren’t, most people are kind, and almost all of them want things to change for the better. It’s just a matter of perception.
Source: Epiphanies & Realisations: Most People Are Kind & Want Things to Change
Empowerment is tricky. Too little, you get nowhere. Too much, it morphs into arrogance. But just enough balanced with resignation makes it very potent.
Source: The Potent Combination of Resignation and Empowerment – Journalling Joy on Sahar’s Blog
It might seem easy at first: to become a good person, develop virtues. But pretty early on, we find out that it’s not quite that simple.
Source: The Delicate Dance of Virtues: Are You Doing It Right? – Sahar’s Blog
Wanting to believe it a powerful motivator, as any fan of The X-Files can tell you. Oftentimes, if we back up the desire with hard work, it becomes reality.
Source: Luckier Than Fox Mulder: From Wanting to Believe to Believing – Sahar’s Blog
In theory, everyone’s voice matters. But in reality, not many voices are deemed good enough. How can we balance these two realities out?
Source: When Your Voice Isn’t Deemed Good Enough — Sahar’s Blog
While it might seem like extreme poverty is something we can’t possibly help with, turns out, we have more power to effect change than we realise.
Source: Eliminating Extreme Poverty: Possible Personal Contributions – Sahar’s Blog