your kind focus is requested ...
... but first, a reminder:
Checking any and all thru-ways before crossing streets and--or entering traffic aids safe living.
... and yet ...
"Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all."
- Helen Keller
After much open conversation, we've noticed zero practical exceptions to the spirit of 'the five Fs'.
In essence, we gotta truly enjoy what we're doing to do the most we're (veritably) capabable of.
It juss so happens that in modern English, five words beginning with the grapheme / letter "F" aptly describe these main aspects of good living:
for fitness (of body & mind)
That which holistically (and fully) satisfies us may yield lastingly beneficial results.
for fruitfully good work & play
"Creating agreements works wonders."
"Having expectations can lead to disappointment and frustration {yet} creating agreements can lead to happiness."
- author and coach Steve Chandler
"What gets measured gets managed."
- Peter Drucker
a personal example of implementing both quotes: I tracked my conversations with potential clientele via colored markers and unicorns stickers o'er one month and achieved previously elusive mutual success.
The Pomodoro technique is, succinctly, approximately, and moreso in principle,... enjoying a 5 minute break for every 25 minutes of work.
The Pareto Principle is, figuratively, that about 80% of positive results tend to come from about 20% of available actions, tasks.
for fun friendships (socially | familial)
"The Five Love Languages" by Gary Chapman:
1. acts of service
e.g: changing another's tire
2. words of appreciation
"Wow, I love your hair!"
3. gift giving
"Thank you for this sweater, brother. I like it so much."
4. quality time
"Thanks for walking with our dog!"
5. welcomed intimacy
"I really needed that hug. Gracias!"
Also, "NVC":
"observances", "feelings", "needs", & "requests"
Compassionate Communication
Additionally, the five main types of love (originated in ancient Greece):
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Agape - "for one and all"
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Storge - devoted | dedicated
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Philautia - love for oneself
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Philea - love for another / others
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Ludus - child-like playfulness / fun-loving
for ethics, faith & morality
Question:
“What’s most important that we can do now?”
Answer:
"Critical thinking, followed by action. Discern your world. Know where your talents might best fit to make a better world."
(Quote: Critical Thinking Followed by Action)
"Thankfulness may merely consist of words. Gratitude is shown in acts."
- Henri Frederic Amiel
Reducing waste, reusing things, and recycling such as compost each and all aid the furtherance and continuance of life.
