Hinesh Chauhan argues that life paths aren't linear and detours teach you more than shortcuts. He reframes setbacks as neutral inputs for growth, not failures, and shares his 2024 intention: prioritize being over doing.
You now, am I procrastinating? I don't know, but I've got these ideas, so I thought I'd share them. Your journey is never a straight line. Ever, ever, ever. Unless you're just going to the mailbox, if you have a community mailbox. But your journey is always meandering in a long. Meandering. Here I go again. Grade 8 level. Your journeys is squiggly. It's. It takes you in different directions because at each little turn, each little nook and cranny, you're getting a little different piece of information, of, of advice, of wisdom, of something that you will need later on or that will come in handy along your journey. And it's, it's about appreciating it. It's. It's. That's all you could do, right? The, the best, Best thing I've heard in the last year is that the meaning of life is enjoying the passage of time. And, and for 2024, one of my intentions is to, to, you know, to. For more being and less doing. And, and how it all feeds into something bigger, greater. And, and I don't mean that to, you know, in an altruistic sense or any. All I'm trying to say is, is embrace it, accept it, embrace it and enjoy it. It's not a straight line. And every piece, every person, everything is is lessons there to teach you something is to contribute to, to your life, to, to that greater journey. And it's only if you have that perspective, because everything is relative. If you look at it, how it will come at you. And I don't mean that you can look at that as a spiritual way or you can look at that as just a, a physics way in terms of an action and reaction because of what happens, how it's perceived and how that will scar you and how you'll see other things in a negative lens. However, if you look at it as an opportunity for learning, for growth, for, for. This is an input that adds to things overall. Just to look at it objectively with no emotions, not positive. It's not negative, then it leads to something better and greater. And again, not to look at this spiritually. I really want to be simple, to be objective, to share things that can be absorbed by anybody and not have their hearing or listening closed off because they're like this guy's this or that, but it's just inputs, inputs that, that you take away as something that can benefit you, that you can learn from and carry on.
