#ThoughtfulDailyPost - Perfect vs Progress, Left vs Right


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Back again with another #thoughtfuldailypost to escape the global economic silliness with some thoughtful distraction. @Wesphilbin waves the @thoughtfulposts flag for us as the curation account that rewards them thoughtful posts. Please consider delegating if you are the thoughtful type and want to encourage people to share their positivity.

For my newest friends, here are a couple quotes from a couple goats that made me pause, ponder, and discuss for #thoughtfuldailypost. Paired with thoughtfully-curated music to match the sentiment!

Today, I am considering thoughts about progress which must be made together.


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Perfectionism vs Experience


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As far as I have looked, this gem is from David Wade Psychotherapy & Hypnotherapy who should probably look at Hive as a place for his content and thoughtfulness.

I always love the Asian warrior samurai shogun archetype. With so many classic films from the 70s that focused upon the village warrior against insurmountable odds but undeniable purpose, it seems perpetually relevant to the white people problems I have to endure. ;)

I was always competitive enough and hated losing so much that I sometimes ducked out because I had little chance of winning. After watching the competition and deciding that I could actually have done well or had fun, I came to the conclusion that I should battle impulse with action and just do it. Doesn't always turn out well but sure leads to some good learning experiences and mistakes are a part of the process. Celebrating experiences is a little tougher when they are mistakes but those experiences are probably more valuable with their difficulty when it comes to the experience.

Unlike what Frankie says, Relax and just do it.


Left vs Right vs Unity


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Floyd Red Crow Westerman is apparently the face in the picture and I am not about to appropriate a quote of such aboriginal tribal wisdom. Just makes sense!

This one spoke to me as political discourse here in North America is taking global center stage as of late. I am of the persuasion that all politicians, whether on the blue team, red team, or otherwise, are out of touch with reality when they reach the leadership of their party, and all campaign commitments are nothing but pillow promises. As we pass that cynical political stance, I like to consider myself as a conservative fiscally but firmly rooted in caring for each other and the government as an agent to care for all the people and our environment. Quite the paradox I know.

Then, I read this meme and drink in the ageless wisdom that left and right are still part of the greater collective, perhaps balancing but definitely symbiotically attached. Looking at left and right as past of the same organism surely brings us together when politics seem determined to drive us apart. I just can't wait for the aliens to attack so that humanity can find a reason to work together for our preservation rather than battle each other for limited resources when it doesn't have to be that way.


The southern man doesn't always know the way but we should all be free birds.



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Left? Right? Progressing Together.

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Oh, I like that one about mistakes and experience! It's hard to accept mistakes and admit that we made them... That process itself is, for most people, almost impossible to achieve...

When we add the second part, where we should LEARN from our mistakes (not just accept them) and "convert" them into experience, the bar is even higher...

I would add one more step, where we should finally "take action" on that experience that we have and use it for personal growth and as a point of sharing it with others, helping them to not make the same mistakes as us...

I like both sayings, and the music choice is on point! Gotta say that the Relax song always reminds me of Zoolander... 🤣 😂 It's a ridiculous movie, but still funny... 😅


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True!

I have managed my hatred of losing by softening it with the notion stolen from my Jiu Jitsu coach, "You win or you learn." What is more noble than trying boldly, failing and improving, and then passing those lessons on to others so they may do the same?

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Then you hit 'em with a little Blue Steel!

my Jiu Jitsu coach, "You win or you learn."

That's a good one, too! It is noble, but it is hard to do... 😃

Then you hit 'em with a little Blue Steel!

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Greetings @zekepickleman ,

Indeed....such appropriate quotes.

The first one is such a keeper....the second one should not apply but today it does....such is life. ^__^

Your post did bring to mind two films...have you heard of them...they are classics....

'The Magnificent Seven'

'The Seven Samurai'...the film that inspired 'The Magnificent Seven'

Kind Regards,

Bleujay

Oh definitely! The second one is like the inspiration for every aspiring film maker and a template for what I would call the perfect movie.


Reminds me of these hosers and their lyric "Like Kurosawa I make mad films" ;)

Every person makes mistakes in life, and the wise person is the one who accepts them and tries to avoid making mistakes in the future. Only then can he live a good life.

Yes! Not just accepting those mistakes but studying them for lessons in success like you say.

A good life and hopefully one of integrity!

I myself used to avoid trying new things because I wanted to be perfect. Now I just go for it. Mistakes happen, but they teach me more than waiting ever did

I remember one time when I was a young kid and yo-yos were a craze. I tried to learn all the tricks and then there was a competition at the mall. I told my dad I didn't want to participate because I wouldn't be good enough. Then I saw how they started with basic tricks and I could easily do half of them and would have gotten a prize. I missed out and I knew it.

Don't ask me how I remember such an insignificant moment but it pops into my head whenever I hesitate to do something out of fear of losing.

I really understand you man, I myself what best in chemistry in high school but was too shy to contest in the school versus school quiz, apparently I was better than those that volunteered

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