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This is a real good read and there is a lot one can agree with.
Every living being changes continuously with the passage of time: it grows organically, has different experiences, interacts with the outside world in ever new ways to adapt to it. Change is synonymous with life advancing and moving forward in time; staticity is synonymous with the typical rigidity of death and time that has now stopped. Probably each of us aspires to changes that we have long desired.
It exists between change and awareness.When we become aware of ourselves we can act on the basis of more information: we know who we are, we know how we work, and therefore increase the possibilities to choose what is best for ourselves.
To make a lasting change in our uncomfortable habits we need two variables: experience and time.
Being aware of the problem is the first step. Subsequently, having new experiences and giving yourself time to grow and change are the next steps that will lead to change.
Change is possible when awareness and experience go hand in hand.
Ultimately, we must gain awareness of what we want to change and then activate ourselves by making new experiences that are within our reach at that given moment.
I love your insights here, Aldo. You always make me think. 🙂
Aldo, Great insights. Reminds me of something Dr. Osborne at UCLA always said, “Either you are changing and growing or you are dying.”
Great quote, Frank! Humans are like other forms of nature in that way. 🙂
Thank you for sharing this conversation Dennis J. Pitocco. At some point in our lives every little thing seems to matter. Hopefully, we find that point as Gina Mazza has and teaches where we realize very few of things we worried about or feared actually matter.
Like Frank Zaccari’s comment
So fundamental and so very true, Frank … and such inspired writing by Gina –the right book at the right time for the chaotic world we live in…
Thank you for all you do and for “getting” this book’s message, Dennis. Much gratitude to you, friend.
Frank, it was an honor and true pleasure to be in this conversation with you. Thanks for having me on your amazing radio show. You are helping so many people worldwide. Much love.