The Simplicity of Existence
The need to keep things simple in life
The ability to unwind and play is very easy when you are young.
It forms almost all of your day and you cannot avoid it. It is essential to your well-being, so much so that you learn through play.
At school and home. It is only when you begin to age that formalised sterilised learning comes to fruition when you need to sit behind a desk to take notes, revise and pass a set of tests that you are told are essential.
In many ways, this indoctrination lasts throughout your school career.
You are told that this is important or that you need to think a certain way, otherwise employers will not look twice. You are told again and again the importance of the learning framework and how it should be considered ahead of everything else, yet is that the case?
The Simplicity of Existence
Life is quite simple when you truly think about it. You are born, you then live for as long as you are provided with life and then you die.
In the years that you are provided with the ability to achieve is provided to you and you can either accept that or reject it completely out of hand and that is something that we should never understate.
