I call it autopilot, perhaps we're talking about the same thing. Essentially, leaving the mind on autopilot is the worst thing we can do, but also it's the thing that we should aim to do. It's one of those topics that have mutual opposite extremes. The most interesting kind of topic 😁

Going to record the first piece of content, and continue working on community's course. The 2 most important things at the moment.

@Andrew Nelson Yeep. Small steps forward.

I think people should think less 😂 Is it a good book? Would you recommend? If it's short, I'm interested 😄

Very clear, and it got much clearer recently. Now the execution 😄

@Andrew Nelson I would, but I have to write a course, and for some reason I struggle with that a lot 😂 It's slow, it's boring, just one of those things 😁

2 years ago I was flying from Baku to Vilnius, with layover in Istanbul. It was an afternoon flight, so I ate breakfast in Baku, and when I arrived in Istanbul I was already hungry. But Istanbul airport is extremely expensive, so I decided to wait until they give the food on the plane. When I was on the plane from Istanbul to Vilnius, I could only think when will they bring out the food. They finally started bringing out the food, but as the luck would have it, I was sitting in the middle of the plane, so I was last, because they started from the front and from the back at the same time. I had to wait until they serve everyone, while I was very hungry. And when they reached me, they said the options were chicken or pasta, but we ran out of chicken, only pasta left. And I can't eat pasta, because I can't eat gluten. So I said I don't want anything, and I was sitting in shock for maybe 20-30 minutes, just staring at the window. Contemplating all my life decisions and unable to believe the situation I'm in, while very hungry 😂 But I was also reading Siddhartha at the time, so I looked at the situation from a slightly spiritual perspective, and realized that situation I'm in was due to my expectations. I survived the rest of the trip, I got home and I ate something, and it was fine. But wanting the food, and expecting to get it, was what made the situation that it was. After that situation, I learned that I can't be expecting anything. So now I'm not expecting anything from anyone. If I have control in my hands - I'll control the outcome. If not - I don't mind what the outcome will be. And now I even look at uncontrollable outcomes with humor. If the outcome is not what I wanted - it's funny 😄

@Andrew Nelson I heard travelling helps you understand who you are. I've found that very much true, but not in the ways I expected 😄