Principles (#1)

Life isn’t a straight line. It’s messy, full of turns, and sometimes it teaches you things when you least expect it. In this post, I’m sharing a few thoughts that have crossed my mind. They might be wrong, or they might change over time, but I wanted to write them down anyway. Some of these ideas may sound obvious, but the point isn’t just knowing what’s right or wrong. It’s about actually thinking about them and using them when you make decisions.

  1. Believe More Is Possible
    When someone says "it’s impossible," they’re usually setting limits for themselves. Every action has consequences, and owning your choices gives you more control over your life. Most things that happen to you are the result of what you did in the past. If you want something, you have to spend time, energy, or money on it. The more you put in, the more you get out—just not always right away.
  2. Facts Matter More Than Opinions
    Try to focus on facts instead of personal opinions. Everyone sees the world through their own lens, so listen carefully and figure out what really matters beneath all the noise. At the same time, understand that perspective and values still shape decisions
  3. Respect Your Time
    We all get the same 24 hours a day. How you use them shows what you care about. Spend your time on what truly matters to you. When someone says "I don’t have time," it usually means "I’d rather spend my time on something else."
  4. Let Go of the Past
    Life moves fast. Focus on what you can do now and what’s ahead of you. You can’t change the past, but you can make better choices today.
  5. Be Resilient
    Life isn’t easy, and excuses don’t change results. Face challenges directly, keep going, and let your actions speak for you.
  6. Invest in Yourself
    Your health and your knowledge are priceless. Use your resources wisely, and remember that experiences and relationships matter more than owning things.
  7. Accept People, Set Boundaries
    Accept people for who they are, but don’t be afraid to set limits. Build relationships that support you and respect your boundaries.
  8. Play to Your Strengths
    Focus on what you’re good at and what you enjoy. Don’t let society decide your path for you—follow what feels right and meaningful to you.
  9. Try New Things
    Be brave and creative when chasing your goals. New ideas and different paths often lead to the best results.
  10. Create
    We live in the world of consumptionism. Capitalists and businesses fight for your attention and offer you a lot of things (which is overwhelming). It's easy to get lost in that. Always remember that the real value and real fun is coming from creating something.
Life is all about learning and growing. Let’s keep exploring, thinking, and figuring things out as we go. Feel free to share your thoughts, and let’s move through life with a bit more clarity and intention.

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