The unexamined life is not worth living.

Are you introspective?

Do you take the time to explore things about yourself and the world around you so that you might have a better understanding of how these respective forces collaborate and conflict with one another?

Are you continuously working to evolve so that each day you are a better person than you might have been the day prior?

If we are continuously seeking our own growth through a series of evolving questions and answers, we might be that much more capable of discovering the core truth about ourselves, which give us ammunition in our continuous battle to evolve.

Our continuous evolution stems through the qualities about ourselves that we recognize need improvement, while simultaneously cultivating those qualities about ourselves, which we have matured to our satisfaction, and with which, and upon which, we build our current status quo foundation.

When we are in a continuous state of appreciation, for that which we have already experienced, and we are working to understand how and why certain aspects of that which we are doing with regularity are not concluding with the proper outcomes, we become that much more in tune with a larger equation that would most likely deliver us to a new plateau of opportunity and maturity.

When we are looking at life through an introspective filter, we are well-served to remain detached from any internal judgment that we might be making about ourselves or circumstances around us and instead, try our best to be objective in our assessments, so that the subjective nature of our persona does not overshadow the truths and the lessons which await us resulting from such an experience.

We are a continuous work in progress, and it is only through our willingness to see the world for what it is, and thereby see ourselves in terms of how we figure into such a world, that we might ultimately derive a new degree of maturity through our collected efforts in this regard.

Happy Tuesday!