Being Intentional About Building Internal Resolutions.

We live in a world where people are largely conscious to some certain level and this prevents them from developing sophisticated perspective skills. The ability to perceive and deduce is not common to everyone and this is because people find it difficult to show a high level of awareness that would enable them to understand what truly happens beyond the regular phenomenon that we're used to.

For example, people set resolutions at the beginning of the year, especially toward outward goals. But it's almost impossible to see people set inward resolutions. We're mostly after goals that could physically resonate with others, especially because we're hooked on creating the impression of growth and change.

In this video, I talked about being conscious enough to be able to show awareness. I talked about how we often misjudge others by seeing their struggles, illnesses, their imperfections, their failures before we can see their personality, passion, job, or even their aspirations.

The fact that there's more to others beyond the first things we notice, means we need a higher level of reasoning and comprehension to truly relate with others in manners that are reasonable. The reason why I think consciousness is a resolution we should subconsciously imbibe it's the root of everything we hope to build and cultivate in life, this is why I talked about being deeply aware, especially in our relationship with others in the human society and our environment at large.

In the video, I made emphasis on how an in-depth understanding of others can create and spur different feedback from us, rather than the ones we initially give. So if we begin to imagine a conscious human society, it'll be difficult to create ambiguity of intent and misinterpretation and we'll begin to see others beyond what we can monetarily perceive of them. I talked about a lot more in this video.

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