Ultimately, we own nothing more powerful than our ideas. An idea is a seed of a new world; once planted in the mind, it can alter the entire landscape of perception. It grows to touch and elevate every facet of existence—from the work of our hands to the bonds we forge, from our material foundations to the inner fortress of our confidence. Success is not a monument built by labor alone, but one conceived by a profound idea. Ideas are the blueprint and the engine, the quiet, indispensable force behind all that we become.
This is why I integrate big ideas from my self-studies and use them in my life. On this blog, I share some experiences I’ve had from the small act of applying knowledge.
Meaningless time at coffee shops, doctor’s offices, or at salons are now unforgettable memories of my soul.
My hope is for others to be lifelong learners, and one day, when people meet, they’ll have a reason to care and something to share.
John Hulle
I love how you integrate practical knowledge into everyday life, whether it’s at a coffee shop, a doctor’s office, or through your blog. Most people don’t realize how powerful that skill is or the massive impact it can have on others.
Giving
As to giving he said,
“What have I to give?”
I’ve scarce enough bread,
and of course one must live;
But I would partake of Life’s bountiful
store. Came the wise man’s response;
“Then you must give more.”
The lesson he learned;
to get was forgotten,
Toward mankind he turned
with a love new begotten.
As he gave of himself in useful living,
Then joy crowned his days,
for he grew rich in giving.”
Try this first!
Try this method out. It’s simple. All you have to do is say one of the 13 things to another person.
Here are 13 phrases that can reveal a person’s true character by how they react to them:
- ‘I’m not available tonight.’
- ‘That joke wasn’t funny to me.’
- ‘That made me uncomfortable.’
- ‘I’d rather not talk about that.’
- ‘That’s not something I tolerate.’
- ‘I don’t agree with you.’
- ‘I need some space to think.’
- ‘That’s not my responsibility.’
- ‘I’m not okay with how that played out.’
- ‘This is what I need moving forward.’
- ‘No, I won’t be doing that.’
- ‘I’m not looking to fix this dynamic anymore.’
- ‘This version of me no longer fits with this version of us.’
If you like the cause and effect of this intention, then read on.
There are so many things to try. Application of knowledge can be a great time!
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On Power: The most profound force we possess is a single idea. It can change how we see, think, and succeed in every realm—career, connection, confidence.
On Practice: Yet an idea confined to the mind is like a seed unplanted. That’s why I am committed to the art of integration—carrying knowledge from the page to the coffee shop, from theory to the doctor’s office, from thought to daily practice. This is the often-overlooked alchemy: turning insight into lived experience. It’s here, in the gentle application, that ideas cease to be mere possessions and become our lasting legacy to others.