3 Mindset Shifts That Will Make You Live Better Today

Collaboration, Challenge, Combination

Coping with the world around us today is like navigating through a rudderless, crumbling universe of chaos. In this unprecedented and bizarre moment of history full of disquiet and hardship, are we on a sinking ship? No knowledge of what the storm ahead looks like nor the coast we left behind?

Imagine the world was an organization and predictable based on past juxtaposed learnings against future science. We would investigate, resolve, and forge ahead along the path of winning in terms of profits and permanence collectively.

But this world is divided into many smaller ones. And we are presented with a future state that may resemble nothing anyone has imagined, predicted, or dreamt of. We remain a macrocosm whose direction can be powerfully shaped and determined by the individual’s microcosm. This is our unique proposition. All humans aim to achieve and fulfill their imagined perception of happiness. At a collective level, this sometimes is interchangeable with terms like success, joy, power, money, and control over their broader environment.

Each of us possesses a reality that is unique and exclusive. Often it is not the reality that shapes us, but the perception of reality. Checking in with ourselves, and aligning our ideas to the changes we want in the world, is the key way to squeeze the creative juices from our brains. When the rules of the macrocosm change, a new universe could potentially be born. This is a call to open our eyes. The following shifts in mindset have worked wonders for me and I am sure they will help you too!

Imagine a world where instead of competition, there was collaboration. Where countries could put their critical issues and strengths on the table, and the final strategy was developed based on the common good! Where success is defined not as individual gains, but as collaborative! Where integrated is more aspirational than apart. A mindset which looks at collaboration and overall well-being as success criteria. Success at home and the workplace could be measured based on whether we have helped a collective achievement instead of just our…

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