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Simply put, in this episode I explore a mindset shift that I am actively making to take myself less seriously and see life as play.
When everything becomes work and obligation, we truly lose what it means to be free. When we tell ourself to “have fun” we feel under the obligation to have fun rather than just doing/being without expecting or forcing. This mindset cannot be taught or learned. It exists in all of us already. To embody it, one must un-learn what is currently known. Only then, will the spirit of play and fun exist.
I realize there is a lot we can learn from children if we observe more. The less authoritative we are, the more we can observe who we truly are through them. Perhaps we are the ones that can learn something from them rather than impose what we think we know.
By Nick De GregorioSimply put, in this episode I explore a mindset shift that I am actively making to take myself less seriously and see life as play.
When everything becomes work and obligation, we truly lose what it means to be free. When we tell ourself to “have fun” we feel under the obligation to have fun rather than just doing/being without expecting or forcing. This mindset cannot be taught or learned. It exists in all of us already. To embody it, one must un-learn what is currently known. Only then, will the spirit of play and fun exist.
I realize there is a lot we can learn from children if we observe more. The less authoritative we are, the more we can observe who we truly are through them. Perhaps we are the ones that can learn something from them rather than impose what we think we know.