This is a post that, in part, is about the process of teaching ourselves to think more thoughtfully and more consciously. I believe that this is a process that is going to be the basis for the entire rest of my learning.
I learned in high school that thinking is a process. I learned in college in my first year that there are actually things we think. So I started to think of my thoughts as a process. I also started to think of my thoughts as a series of events with different stages and different things that may happen.
I’m not sure why gxfe started out as an open question. Maybe it was an exercise in making self-awareness. The goal I set for myself in college was to improve my thinking so that I was more willing to analyze my thoughts, to consider them as processes. I also wanted to do this process to improve my life, to make myself more aware of what I think. I hope I accomplished that well.
Gxfe is the reason I decided to stop writing my thoughts and my actions in the first place. I decided to create a series of self-awareness posts that I would follow up with another series that I wanted to post here on my own blog. It’s a good idea, even if you’re not sure about what you want to do, so that you can keep your writing style and goals the same.
I think it is important to keep your goals the same. If you end up having different goals from time to time, that’s all right too, because they’re not bad. It means that you’re not focusing on what you want and that you’re not missing out on what you want.
I would also suggest that you make sure that you have specific goals in mind for the self-awareness posts. Otherwise, you may end up just writing about the same “things” over and over again. I think goals are important too, but I just want to note that I think it is important to write about the same things every time. Like for instance, I write about my personal goals on the blog, and that means that I am writing about my personal goals every single time.
I’ve been thinking about goals a lot lately, so I wanted to mention a new one that I got asked about in Google search. I’ve been thinking a lot about time and the purpose of life lately. I feel like, like a lot of us, we’ve been living in the past, and I’m definitely guilty of this as well.
Most of us are going to be dead before we ever get to the point where we are making a conscious effort to take care of our own needs, and the longer we wait to take care of them, the more we get distracted. We are constantly distracted because of other things. We are constantly distracted because our lives are in so many different directions.
It seems that the main cause of the zombie is being distracted, and that’s really, really, really hard to explain in terms of the mind-altering effects of time. We can see that when we’re on a computer, we often forget that time has always been there. It’s never been there before, and it has always been there even when we were sleeping.
This is actually true. I once went on a trip and I was driving on the highway and I looked at my watch and was like “Hey, I’m not supposed to be on the highway, I have to get to work,” so I just turned around and went to work. A few days later I was on the highway again and a car came up behind me and its headlights flashed and I just hit the gas and went faster.
