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Your Level of Tolerance is Connected to Your Experiences

Depending on the traumas we've gone through, our level of tolerance tends to adjust on the scale of emotional intelligence. I said this to say that people who have not had any real physical or dire emotional challenges in the past do tend to careless, while those who have had an opposite experience tend to care more about certain things. Vice Versa. Let me break it down. Quick declaimer here:  this is not in anyway an advice or professional statement by a therapist or psychologist, but just a mental note that is born out of personal experiences. So, take for example some one who has gone through a very devastating breakup with someone that they really loved and thought that they were going to spend the rest off their lives together with, but yet the relationship ended in a very brutal way with little to no considerations from the partner that decide to call things quit. In such a case, it is most like that the person, man or woman, having been really shocked by the incidence of emo...

Why Waste It?

  Photo by Gary Chan on Unsplash If you knew your existence was a fleeting time in nature, the question will be, why waste it? - James Ezenachi Life is a precious gift, yet it’s easy to take our days for granted, falling into routines and focusing on trivial matters. The saying, "If you knew your existence was a fleeting time in nature, the question will be, why waste it?" serves as a poignant reminder to cherish every moment.  Recognizing the impermanence of our lives can inspire us to live more fully, pursue our passions, and contribute positively to the world.  My aim for this line of thought was to jolt us out of the slumber distractions to the importance of valuing our time and making the most of our brief existence, because for real, life is fleeting and non-permanent. The Impermanence of Life Human beings often live as if they have all the time in the world. We plan for the future, procrastinate on our dreams, and sometimes waste days on activities that bring litt...