JG Florencio

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  • Aimless Travel: Traveling Without Scheduled Plans
    How traveling without a firm schedule and even without plans can result in the most enlightening and refreshing of trips.
  • The Art of Doing Nothing
    Sometimes, the best thing to do is nothing at all.
  • Challenge Yourself
    The mind gets better and stronger only through constant resistance.
  • Cleaning the Mind
    Like the body, the mind needs proper hygiene for it to function optimally.
  • Why People Work
    Aside from the need to sustain oneself, work has always been a large part of people's lives. A look at why people work and its implications in one's life.
  • Sedona, Arizona: Nature's Masterpiece
    Located a few hours north of Phoenix, Arizona, Sedona is one of the greatest representatives of the natural beauty of Arizona.
  • Practice Changes Everything
    Skills are the way in which people influence their world; through practice, one can improve their skills and in effect increase their ability to influence the world around them.
  • Optimism vs. Pessimism
    While it is ideal to have a completely objective world-view, people will always tend to be either optimist or pessimist. Which one is better?
  • Work Smart, Not Hard
    Why working hard will always be necessary.
  • The Value of Music
    Music is one of the most enriching of all the human arts. It also has real benefits.
  • Two Ways to Spend Time
    People spend time on only two things; the useful and the entertaining. Finding the balance between these two helps one determine one's personal ideal.
  • Carrying the Burdens of Life
    How one may achieve the personal ideal, the greatest of one's ambitions, through coping with resistance.
  • Picking Your Battles
    Distractions are endless. They shift attention from our personal battles that must be fought, sapping time and energy. One must know which conflicts to focus on.
  • Real Self Confidence
    The word 'self confidence' is self revelatory; it suggests an ability to confide in oneself, and in doing so develop a meaningful relationship with it.
  • Balancing Reason and Passion
    The human being is controlled by its reason and its passion; the former provides the direction and the latter the propulsion. Their roles must not be reversed.
  • Superstition Mountain, Haunted?
    A particularly boring weekend leads to the investigation of the Superstition Mountains in Arizona.
  • Arizona: A Rugged Beauty
    Arizona can be an exciting place for the right kind of person.
  • Life is Not a Movie
    We live in a story-driven culture; this has the tendency in creating certain stereotypes not only about people, but about the way one should live life.
  • Planning is a Skill
    The ability to plan is one of the greatest advantages of the human being; however, it takes effort to refine this ability to higher levels.
  • Never Quit
    Battles are lost through morale; defeat is only complete once the mind agrees.
  • Meditative Traveling
    As traveling exposes the person to new vistas, so does it open the mind to new perspectives.
  • Not Caring About Results
    Sometimes, not caring about the outcome creates better results than if you do.
  • Anger and Politeness
    Anger, like all emotions, has its place. As a fuel it can be uncontrollable, but once harnessed can propel the human to great distances.
  • Discipline: Regarding Its Implications and Applications
    Discipline is one of the most important human traits; it allows one to shape oneself into the personal ideal.
  • Why Depression Can Be Good
    Depression is not a tragedy, not an evil; it is merely an indicator of what doesn't work in one's life, and serves as fuel to propel oneself from the bottom.
  • The Personal Philosophy
    The personal philosophy is not a treatise on some obscure, esoteric subject by a guy who lived 300 years ago; it is our way of dealing with the world, how we relate to what we see.
  • Looking at the World Realistically
    Many things obscure reality - our expectations, our moods and feelings, emotional baggage - and it is up to us to shatter these delusions if we want to see the world as it really is.

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