What do you really know about what?

One thing I have noticed in my busy life is, most things are seldom as they first appear! People are always looking for the quick fix, or a better time or more money, or some other advantage in their relationships!

 But if you do not actually come to the point where you can seriously understand and separate the real from the phony or fake crap. Then you have lost the battle and become a trending follower, who does not really know much of anything for sure! 

Then unless you develop a prudent system of being able to recognize and comprehend exactly what the facts in your life are - then you will be fortunate to truly succeed! Many people never get to be able to evaluate their purpose and plan in life! Therefore it behooves you to: " First, seek the Kingdom of God and His Righteousness, so all the other things will fit into place!" 

 For more thoughts and help = Read my Blogs @ My Unusual Road of Life... by kerminator - My effort is to try to help others; but you must take the initiative in seeking knowledge and most of all truth!

The following is a great read for those who seek a better explanation to the truth in life!  Try it you may well like it! 

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An interesting piece - read and then realize how the system really works!
The problem is that so much of what’s sold in the name of modern-day wellness has little to no evidence of working. Which doesn’t mean that wellness isn’t a real thing. According to decades of research, wellness is a lifestyle or state of being that goes beyond merely the absence of disease and into the realm of maximizing human potential. 
Once someone’s basic needs are met (e.g., food and shelter), scientists say that wellness emerges from nourishing six dimensions of your health: physical, emotional, cognitive, social, spiritual, and environmental. According to research published in 1997 in The American Journal of Health Promotion, these dimensions are closely intertwined. Evidence suggests that they work together to create a sum that is greater than its parts.
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** A rather nice is you can get it theme!
From: This is what you need if you really want to be well. You have to cut out the crap and focus on the basics. This stuff is simple—and though it’s not always easy, it’s not always so hard either.
Brad Stulberg (@Bstulberg) is a performance coach and writes Outside’s Do It Better column. He is also bestselling author of the books The Passion Paradox and Peak Performance. Subscribe to his newsletter here.