Hoy reflexiono sobre la importancia de tomar enserio nuestros sueños. Parece ser que la norma moral por la que nos regimos los humanos es por seguir el estatus quo, lo que nos han enseñado a ser y a creer toda nuestra vida. De niños tenemos la noción – y la ilusión- de algún día poder manifestar ese sueño de SER, ese que se aparece de pronto durante el juego; la esencia escondida que se asoma tímidamente cada que bailamos frente al mar, o cuando cantamos en la ducha y dedicamos monólogos enteros al espejo cuando creemos que nadie nos ve.
El deber ser, se nos vende como algo colectivamente moral- debes ser alguien- alguien que es últil a la sociedad, alguien que puede ganarse la vida, y que puede contribuir al consumismo de la sociedad moderna. Aprendemos que el creer en nuestros sueños es algo absurdo, fuera de lo “normal”. Hemos normalizado la estandarización de las almas humanas. Si no eres una persona “normal” que no participa en la carrera colectiva de 9 a 5, entonces eres raro, inadaptado social, teórico de la conspiración (si criticas el gobierno o a cualquier institución de poder), y simplemente no tienes claras las reglas del juego.
Pero ¿Cuál es el precio que pagamos, cada vez que decides hacer algo que no es congruente con tus sueños y con quien realmente eres?
El precio a pagar suele ser muy caro, incluso impagable. En el intento de ganar esta carrera de consumo y de aparentar ser quien no se es, disfrazados de Louis Vuitton, o Chanel, creemos que una vez que estamos económicamente bien, ya hemos alcanzado el estatus quo aceptable para la sociedad. Pero hay algo siniestro detrás de todo esto. Cada vez que haces algo que te hace sentir presionado, humillado y débil, estás dándole el poder al opresor. Estás siendo parte de una tiranía en contra de ti mismo y de tu alma.
Muy pocas personas toman realmente enserio las sensaciones que el cuerpo les manda cuando algo no está bien- el sentimiento de pesadez e irritabilidad cada Lunes por la mañana no viene de la “flojera” de ir a trabajar. Es una manifestación silenciosa pero real que algo no está bien, que algo no cuadra en tu interior. Tal vez ese trabajo que tienes no te gusta ni te satisface del todo- quizás es demasiado aburrido, o el ambiente de trabajo es opresivo y tóxico, al grado que el simple hecho de saber que tienes que lidiar con esas personas te causa nervios y ansiedad.
Tal vez estamos en un trabajo en donde lo que hacemos no nos llena el corazón de orgullo. Tal vez eres líder de un equipo de trabajo y aunque el título suene elegante como “Líder de proyectos estratégicos” o “Director de transformación digital”- en realidad no se trata más que de leer interminables emails, resolver dramas, pasarte todo el día atado a un escritorio- vendiendo tu alma por el saldo que recibes cada mes- ese es el valor de tu alma, comprada para producir y hacer un trabajo que de otra forma nadie haría.
Trabajar en tus sueños en el mundo actual, es algo revolucionario. Es ir en contra de la tiranía y la opresión. Trabajar en ese maravilloso pero desafiante camino de descubrir quién eres y tener el coraje de mostrarlo al mundo requiere de mucho trabajo interno. Tienes que aprender a discernir sobre las opiniones ajenas y encontrar tu propia opinión. Organizar tu mente y ser capaz de comunicar y transmitir lo que sientes de una manera en la que puedes ser capaz de responder con fuerza y determinación cuando la tiranía se impone y la mayoría calla.
Ser uno mismo es cuestión de amor, disciplina y Fé. El amor es la fuerza transformativa y creadora del universo- Ignorar su influencia en nuestra vida es ir en contra de las leyes naturales de la creación- de la inteligencia infinita y organizadora.
Es por eso que es nuestra responsabilidad ética y moral, tomar enserio nuestros sueños. Darles la importancia y el lugar que realmente tienen en nuestra vida: Nuestros sueños representan el potencial humano – nuestra máxima capacidad de SER.
Trabaja en tus sueños… o terminarás siendo el actor secundario, el “extra” de la película, sin pena y sin gloria.
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Uno de los anhelos más grandes de la humanidad, es contar con buena salud. Una buena salud significa tener energía abundante para poder vivir la vida a plenitud y sentir entusiasmo por nuestros proyectos de vida.
La verdad es que el cuerpo fue diseñado de forma perfecta. Dios hizo un trabajo sublime, de perfección inentendible para nuestro pobre y primitivo entendimiento. Pero la verdad siempre sale a la luz, y espero que todos nos demos cuenta que nuestro cuerpo se repara a sí mismo y lo único que tenemos que hacer es darle los “materiales correctos” para regenerarse, como decía el maravilloso doctor Frank Suárez.
Los materiales correctos son precisamente los alimentos. Pero para sentir entusiasmo y tener las ganas y determinación de comer las cosas correctas, se necesita en mi opinión, tener un amor profundo por la vida y el deseo de conocimiento de uno mismo.
Cuando sentimos apatía por la vida, cuando creemos que nuestro cuerpo es “ajeno” a nosotros y no entendemos lo que “pasa por dentro”, caemos víctimas de industrias mafiosas que se aprovechan de la ignorancia y la facilidad de manipulación de las personas para hacer sus negocios redondos. Persona sana= Cliente perdido. Persona enferma=Cliente de por vida. No necesito explicar más.
Tener entusiasmo por la vida, sentir que nuestro cuerpo es perfecto tal y como es, nos motiva a buscar opciones más acordes con nuestra naturaleza para poder mantenernos sanos y vigorosos. Si realmente amas tu cuerpo, vas a buscar incansablemente el alimento y los hábitos que lo hagan mantenerse de forma óptima. Vas consumir menos o eliminar totalmente comidas chatarra como los panes, cereales procesados, azúcares procesados, pastas, la coca-cola… y vas a optar por más proteínas sanas, magnesio, potasio y colesteroles sanos.
Cuando amas tu cuerpo vas a cuidarlo bien, y vas a evitar caer en excesos. Vas a procurar no sobre-estresarlo, ni excitar el sistema nervioso de tal manera que cause un estrés irremediable.
Recuerda que no hay nada ni nadie por encima de tu salud. Ningún trabajo, ninguna persona, ninguna circunstancia tiene más peso o valor que la salud, que es la vida misma. Yo como madre de dos pequeños sé que es difícil darse prioridad, piensas que primero es la salud de tus hijos antes que tu propia salud, por ejemplo. Es verdad que amamos a nuestros hijos por sobre todas las cosas, pero si te descuidas, caes en enfermedad y una mamá enferma no va a dar el mismo desempeño y atención a sus hijos que una mamá sana, vital y tranquila.
La vida es movimiento, un cuerpo sano se mueve con energía. Una vida sedentaria, sin mucha actividad es muy parecido a la muerte. Cuando estás enamorado de la vida, quieres vivirla a plenitud, hacer muchas cosas, conocer las verdades del mundo, viajar, experimentar… la curiosidad no tiene límites.
Una de las capacidades más increíbles que tenemos los humanos es justamente la capacidad de convertir energía en vida, en movimiento. Cuando cumplimos nuestras metas, estamos materializando nuestro amor y entusiasmo por la vida, convirtiendo esa energía mental en algo tangible.
Por eso es tan importante mantenerse en un estado de alta vibración positiva lo más posible: El que vibra alto y positivamente construye una realidad acorde con esa energía- construyes tus sueños, logras tus metas, te sientes en paz y en armonía con el mundo.
Cuando piensas negativo, toda esa frecuencia pesada de la negatividad te hunde y te bloquea- la energía se bloquea, flota densa y entonces se materializa en problemas, falta de salud, falta de motivación, flojera, desgane.
Reflexionemos un poco. Enamorémonos de la vida. El mundo no es una escuela fácil y está llena de trampas, de falsas ilusiones. Pero el amor es la mejor guía. El amor nos conduce a la verdad… y la verdad siempre triunfa.
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I’m sitting right now in my favorite place in the living room: At my writing desk, gazing at the wonderful forest that happen to be right in front of my house. I took a small break to observe my surroundings: I like to see my living space tidy, clean, organized… nothing should be out of place. That gives me a good feeling, you know? Like a feeling that things are going well.
Disclaimer: You don´t want to see the same living space I am describing now when my kids are home; that would give you a complete different picture; more like a war room, a place that just got hit by a hurricane…. but that’s another story.
I think everybody can get inspired and motivated when surrounded by harmony, cleanliness and good distributed space.
The practice of decluttering or also known as minimalism, is a movement that started back in the 1950s in the Arts but only became a popular lifestyle trend a couple of years ago in the western world, when our friend Marie Kondo became worldwide famous with her book “The magic of order”. I could see the Youtube channel exploding with new Youtubers trying to get their share of the pie of fame by showing off the implementation of the “Konmari methods” in their own closets and living spaces.
Marie Kondo’s promise behind motivating you to get organized and throw off your old stuff, is that if you live in a tidy place, you will have more time to do the things you really love and also you will achieve peace of mind. In other words, her philosophy is: Tidy up your place so you can tidy up your life.
I actually loved the idea and as many others, I happily went on to try her methods to see if it worked for me…. until it didn’t.
Turns out, I struggled to even make time for the suggested decluttering rituals; First of all, the KonMari method suggest that you take at least four to five complete days of your life to perform the radical decluttering exercise. I read the book a couple of years ago, but I still recall the fundamentals: First of all, you have to classify all your stuff in five categories: Books, clothes, documents, miscellaneous (here can get as wide as the wind…) and sentimental objects.
The second step is to dedicate a day for each category to actually start the decluttering process. Let’s say today is the book day (would be a hard one for me). I have to collect all books I have in all the rooms and once I have all piled up, then I have to start the Konmari ritual: Take one by one and ask them… do you spark me joy? For practical reasons, you should be able to respond with a quick “yes” or “no”; but I know myself… for every book I recalled a story starting when I bought it, or who gave it to me… how I was feeling that day, and if the book was a great read or mainly shitty….by the time I end my evaluation, already twenty good minutes passed by. Next one… another 230 to go… good luck!
There were other easy days for sure. Like when I had to get rid of “miscellaneous”. It was not that hard to say goodbye to those extra pair of napkins, or those old computer cables from old laptops that I kept for no reason. Those things definitely do not spark me joy…
After my own KonMari experiment, I felt really great. The house was tidy, it had a more minimalistic look, and I felt compelled to keep it that way forever and ever. But then like an alcoholic fall back on the bad habit, after one day being sober he says to himself “this feels great, never again” and the next day someone offers a beer and basically until there came the good intention.
The days passed and the usual chaos started to come back. The beautifully arranged, rolled up clothes organized by colors started to mix again following happily the second law of thermodynamics (basically following the law of mess). The minimalistic feeling started vanishing as we got new(!) stuff, hey, don’t judge me so quickly, who can say no to summer sales?
I saw with my own eyes how the hard five days of work spent in applying the Konmari method vanished like those sand grains diluting in the vast ocean.
So, what happened?
Clearly, a lack of discipline. The commitment to keep everything orderly and spotless.
It didn’t work out, because I applied an external solution to an internal problem. The issue was not with the Konmari method, or any other method I could have adapted. The real thing is that I had to do the decluttering inside first.
Is a well-known fact: Life as we see it with our own eyes in the physical world, is nothing but the manifestation of our life as it is inside of us: our thoughts, our mindset, our consciousness of life.
My house cannot look permanently organized, clean and in well shape if inside of me I am a chaos. If my thoughts run from one side to the next; if I cannot even finish a sentence when I am jumping out to the next thing; when I say I will go jogging for 20 minutes and I end up sitting at the sofa eating nachos and watching tv.
So, I decided to challenge the KonMari method and start the other way around: First I took care to declutter my mind, my thoughts… and that alone will make the work “in the outside”. I trusted that if I manage to keep my thinking straight and clear, it will be reflected automatically in my environment.
This time the method didn´t disappointed me. I can happily report a great improvement on my home and my life in general, the moment I became self-conscious of my own thinking pattern.
Here is the Paola’s method of minimalism and decluttering (from the inside out):
Understand who you are. Not just superficially, but profoundly.
Observe your thinking pattern; Are your thoughts in chaos?
Decide to think the minimalistic way: One thought after the other. It takes effort and conscious decision, but it can be done
Get rid of endless sources of information and focus in getting your information from few specific places; for the rest, make the conscious decision to discard it.
When a thought manifest itself as a serious command of action, do it
Be consistent with what you think and what you do
Repeat … many times over
Build the discipline of having an orderly life
Do small steps, but everyday
Voilá! Maybe you will not see results the first days, but I assure you, if you can manage to bring order in your thoughts, recognize your intrinsic values and live in a coherent and harmonious way with yourself, the rest (ehem…the chaos in da house…) will solve by itself, because you will no longer accept that kind of living style in your life.
And what happens if you prefer to live life the chaotic way?
¡Nada mi amigo! as long as you keep having fun 🙂 besides, everybody needs a bit of chaos once in a while, right?
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Already immersed in the second week of November. Through my window, I see the trees slowly running out of leaves. Those precious colors of the autumn are falling apart. Old leaves fall from the trees and die, to become pure soil. It’s a beautiful and a sad scenario at the same time: To experience the death cycle of the tree. It is a signal: It’s getting cold and dark outside.
The autumn is a time for reflection as we are closely approaching the end of 2020. A very strange year, if you ask me. The world changed completely, as we used to know it a year ago.
With much of our freedom taken away (hopefully temporarily), we spent much more time at home than ever before; that means, we also spent much more time online. We hoped that the online world would bring us back that feeling of being not alone, and more as being part of a community. With social media, you do belong to an enormous community… so huge that- personally- I end of feeling more alone the more time I spend trying to build an online persona.
With too much going on in the world right now: Global pandemics, climate change catastrophic warnings, digitalization of almost everything, dramatic presidential elections, second lock downs in several countries… no wonder we might feel a little bit lost about what the future is holding for us.
I started to reflect about how lost I personally felt in the last couple of weeks with so much information flowing here and there. I struggled to remain present in my own experience of life. But with so much information and data to digest, I felt that I fell down to a fake reality bubble where I lost contact with what actually means being present in the daily life, and paid more attention at global events, and everything else trendy right now; whatever appears in my newsfeed.
For my own good, I decided to take a break and stop. Stop with all the frenzy. Go back to who I used to be, before the influence of so much information and networks going around me, getting me saturated with information I am supposed to accept.
I decided to go back to basics.
These are the 3 main basics I applied to my life, and I hope they can help you as well in getting back to your own self again… if like me, you are starting to feel it is time for a change.
Back to Basics 1: Stay tuned with the seasonality of the nature
I remember reading not so long ago this recommendation from Jim Rohn, American philosopher and entrepreneur, of living according to the natural seasonality of life; Apparently, we are one of those species that have been deliberately ignoring this valuable source of wisdom that nature can be.
As like with all living things, we are also affected by the year’s seasons and we go through our personal seasonality cycle as well.
Winter: Time for reflection and healing bounds
In winter, the days are cold, and short. The night prevails. This is the time to “Stay in the cave”. Winters are times to sit back and recover. Winter might be perceived as dark, cold and unpleasant; but they are a great opportunity to heal your bounds. Sleep longer, take your time.
It is important as well to be able to live through our own winters. For us it means, times of uncertainty, when we feel things are not going well. There are all kinds of winters, and we must be able to go through all of them: Economic winters, health winters, winters with a broken heart. We know deep inside us, this is not going to last forever and even when we reach our darkest hour, we can be certain that it will be followed by light.
Winters are the time to grow strong, like Jim Rohn suggests.
Spring: Time to plant your seeds
This is the time when light is showing up again. We start to get our energy back. The days last longer, and we can get more things done. This is the perfect time to plan for the summer, which is when we reach our highest energy peak to make things done.
Opportunity follows recession, so we must take advantage of this new opportunity to go back on track with our lives. Spring is the time to plant the seeds to harvest for the coming autumn and winter. What does it mean for us? It means that is time to acquire skills, to keep learning, to start planning and acting on our goals.
Springs are a marvelous opportunity to craft our personalities and understand at what we are going after.
Summer: Time to enjoy your harvest and protect your crops
In summer, we feel at the peak of our energy. Days are warm and the longest of the year. These are times in our lives to enjoy, and start getting the first harvest from the seeds we planted during spring.
However, it is also the time to protect what you have planted. Rohn explains that there are two things we should look after during summer: To defend your crops and to learn how to defend your values.
A good classic example: During a winter time, you went through a hard time and gained weight. During spring, you planned for a weight reduction strategy and started working on it. By the time it is summer, you lost most of the weight and start to enjoy the benefits. However, should stay alert; you should keep the discipline of eating well and exercise; otherwise the nice breeze of summer can make you feel a bit chilly and relax on your measures, only to find in autumn that you gained weight again.
Autumn: Time to take responsibility
Autumns… I love them. The weather is fantastic. Not too hot, not too cold. The colors of the trees are a wonderful spectacle; all those gorgeous colors of fading greens, intense orange, reds and yellows.
Autumn in the human life sense of living, means… take responsibility. We overcame the winter, we flourished during our springs, we defended what we earned during summer, and now it’s time to take full responsibility of what we have built. It is time to keep maintaining that weight, to keep working on that important project, to keep improving ourselves. It is also time to embrace new beginnings, as the year is coming to an end; this is the perfect time to leverage what we have learned and go on and plan for what is coming.
As Rohn rightly says: “Accepting full responsibility is one of the highest forms of human maturity- and one of the hardest- is when you officially pass from childhood to adulthood”.
Autumns are times to accept, that everything that happened to us was our own making and thus our own responsibility. But that has also a liberating feeling: When something is fully our responsibility, it means we have the full power to change it.
Acting in flow with the life natural seasons, makes us much more aware and alert of our environment and of our own personal growth.
Back to Basics 2: Stay present. Say good bye to social media… at least for a while
It is not surprising that we spend much more of our time looking at screens than ever before. At the moment you wake up, you check your phone for the newest feed notifications. What does the weather look like today? No need to go up from bed and open the window; you just need to open your weather app, and it will tell you how cold or warm it is.
What happened while I was sleeping? This is no mystery anymore. Just open any social media app and you will see what was going on while you slept: That hot diet that everyone is doing, the latest election results in that remote country you’ve never been to, who got married and who had a new baby… everything you want (or don’t want ) to know, is at the click of the screen.
In the online world, there is not seasonality; no time to reflect. Everything is hot, everything is urgent, everything is breaking news for an instant… everything is fast and frenzy. You have to be fully involved 24/7 or you miss it… you miss the online Disneyland…and whereabouts of people.
This is obviously not natural. Our brains are not wired to be receiving such vast and annoying amounts of information that sends us to oblivion. Our online persona disconnects us from the real world, from what is happening NOW.
So, an absolute back to basics during these busy and unpredictable times: Disconnect yourself from social media. Give it a break. Find yourself again. Find that internal voice that has not changed by external opinions and that still stands against massive manipulation from the online social morality standards.
As I discussed in a previous post, networking in mass quantities is not only useless but also dangerous. You want to feel you belong somewhere and maybe when you post a photo of yourself or an experience of your life you get some likes. But what is the satisfaction on it? A merely enjoyment of few seconds of fame. Five minutes later you are history for the Instagram and Facebook newsfeed.
In my opinion, it is better to forge fewer but very deep relationships, face to face, than trying to reach hundreds or thousands virtual people with nothing.
Back to basics 3: Connect again with your craft
There was a time, when one of the human’s greatest gifts was weighted on what you could do with your hands. There were no high tech devices, no outsourcing services… no one that did the job for you. So, people learned to craft things for themselves. We harvested our own food. Cooked it. We designed and sewed our own clothes. We built our own homes. People used to take pride on what they were capable to do with their bare hands.
I think this still is as relevant today as it used to be in the past. We lost a bit our sense of craftmanship and love for what we could do with our own hands, because the current modernity delivers everything already made for us, at the exchange for some paper money or electronic money. We have let other people do the craftmanship for us, in the name of “Convenience”. I think actually, this is a step back for any human.
We pride ourselves for our craftmanship- our ability to create and design something by ourselves. Let it be a table, a house, a painting or a book- craftmanship is the highest expression of human creativity.
I really believe we should go back to that. Instead of getting ourselves lost in an online world where everything is defined for us and pushes us to be just consumers; we should aim again for crafting as much as we can. To create, to express our humanity through our craft.
At the end, we are not machines. We are humans. Let’s venerate our humanity. Let’s go back to it.
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Desde que era niña, me gustaba observar a las personas. Las veía con atención mientras hacían sus actividades comunes. Me gustaba ver cómo algunas caminaban de distinta manera- algunas muy erguidas y la mirada al frente, como si estuvieran felices de enfrentar lo que se encontraran en el camino- otras caminaban más bien cabizbajas, con la mirada perdida en el piso. Cuando observaba a las primeras me inspiraban cierta confianza. Cuando veía a las segundas, a veces, pensaba: Se ven tristes ¿Será que se les perdió algo y están tratando de encontrarlo?
La vida, este viaje que emprendemos juntos como humanidad, me parece excitante, es como ir en una rueda de la fortuna; unas veces estamos en la cima del mundo, todo nos sale bien, acumulamos éxitos… y otras veces, estamos en el fondo, nos sentimos desdichados, sufrimos pérdidas, nos sentimos en un hoyo sin poder ver qué es lo que sigue, si alguna vez volveremos a subir o nos quedaremos para siempre en el fango.
Cuando se termina el paseo en la rueda, terminamos dándonos cuenta que al final, la experiencia de vida es una acumulación de las dos partes: La cima y el fango.
Lo interesante es preguntarnos, ¿De qué manera estamos viviendo esos momentos, tanto los buenos, como los malos? ¿Qué actitud está rigiendo nuestros pensamientos, emociones y al final, nuestras acciones?
Seguramente has escuchado que cada persona tiene un “estilo” de vida. Ese conjunto de hábitos, decisiones y pensamientos que dominan nuestra vida diaria, es lo que llamamos tener un estilo de vida en específico.
También lo escuchamos continuamente en el mundo comercial donde el Marketing va dirigido a personas que tienen un cierto “estilo de vida” y son aquellas a las que las compañías eligen como presa de enfoque para vender sus productos o servicios:
¿Quieres tener un estilo de vida saludable? Compra el programa de dieta XYZ! ¿Eres de aquellas personas que aman el deporte y la aventura? Compra nuestra bicicleta de montaña doble XX o suscríbete a nuestro programa fitness ultra maratón!
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¿Quieres estar IN y no estas en redes sociales? Olvídalo, si no tienes Facebook, no tienes vida, eres un Freak.
¿Y tú, qué estilo de vida tienes? Derrochador, minimalista, deportivo, consumista, vegano…hay categorías infinitas en nuestra sociedad.
¿Eso es todo?, ¿Tengo que definir mi “estilo” de vida eligiendo qué cosas comprar o usar para poder pertenecer a algún lugar o para ser alguien?
Con el tiempo, me di cuenta que tener un estilo de vida, es algo más que simplemente consumir determinadas cosas o actuar de determinadas maneras; que el estilo de vida en realidad viene de algo más profundo.
La buena vida, o el estilo de vida, no tiene que ver con cantidades. Tiene más que ver con una actitud, un acto, una idea, un descubrimiento…. pero sobre todo, con una búsqueda.
El buen estilo de vida es una búsqueda continua de esas experiencias que te dan una verdadera alegría de vivir; es una búsqueda que mantiene vivo tu deseo de convertirte en una persona de valor profundo, que busca una realización trascendental.
El tener, o el hacer por sí mismos, no representan vivir la vida con estilo. Como diría Jim Rohn:
“Al final de cuentas, ¿Qué es la riqueza sin carácter, la industria sin arte, la cantidad sin calidad, la empresa sin satisfacción y la posesión sin felicidad?”
¿Quieres tener un estilo de vida extraordinario?
Entonces desarrolla una extraordinaria sonrisa, piensa de forma extraordinaria, desarrolla una un interés extraordinario por los demás… desarrolla una mentalidad de logro extraordinaria… eso lo cambiará todo.
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