THE DOORS

Every door you open is a step into the space of new discoveries and opportunities. Whether it’s a new book or new knowledge, all these are small particles of an infinite number of doors into the individual worlds of your multiverse.

Thinking about new ideas of starting or solving, it becomes a curse. When you can not do this, this is the most difficult problem in the world. But when you can generate something, you can not just turn off this stream. One of the biggest things that I come across as a beginner designer is the insane new DOOR syndrome. I’m talking about new discoveries for myself, about inspiration, news, even about the strange looking new window frame in the house. It’s really hard not just to catch the next best idea that comes to my mind and pursues after. But ideas never stop coming. So how is it that some people are really trying to work out one idea, while others have dozens, seemingly without trying? It comes down to noticing the problems. If you start to notice more problems in the world, you, in the end, will think about solutions in the background. You will turn yourself into a machine of ideas. I’m talking about creating for myself a fictional system of discoveries. Every time you ask yourself a question — you will find or create your own key, to the door that appears before you — a problem.

Wrap the doorknob in your favor. The door is a problem. The key is the solution. Sounds easy does not it? You can have an excellent motivation and certainly, at any moment of our life we ​​can do countless things. But what do we really decide to do with our moments? The way you open the door for yourself is the control point of your multiverse discoveries. The important problem of a personal crisis is how and when you use your moments and time. How can you really learn how to use the time that you have to look around every day, you will be proud of who you were and how you solved the problem? Set yourself a schedule, when you dive into the opening process, then you turn the knob or when you decide to do it. Try to establish habits, principles that, if applied, will allow you to make the most of every minute of your life. Even now, the development of these habits is not easy, in our highly abstract and digital world. For, as we use our time, everything determines. To begin with, keep asking yourself questions deeper: Who are we for this? Who are we going to do this for? What will we achieve? What do we value most in the end? You ask why this is relevant? In response, I will say a simple truth: everything is interconnected, every step is intertwined! And what you ask already leads to your new door. So let’s open it.

Look for the next door. You managed to find a way to open the door, but what then? As I said before, the door is a problem; the key is the solution, but have you understood the true meaning to the end? If you were able to open the door it does not mean that everything is over and you can switch on. Why constantly jump from one foot to the other? This, in time, will only slow down the process. Adjust your gusts if you have a syndrome of insane ideas. It is also directly related to time and your self-awareness. After all, most of the self consciousness — the ability to know what we really want — is a little strange in that one of the best ways to achieve this is to think no more, but rather about yourself. I do not mean narcissism. I’m talking about concentration. When we go beyond our comfort zone day after day, we overcome noise and disorder and rebuild ourselves, which is important. One of the most powerful ways to do this is also one of the most uncomfortable: thinking about extremes. Is it possible to die? What happens after I’ve done this? Be careful when asking these questions without getting depressed, it is important to understand the boundaries of the objectivity of the questions asked. Nevertheless, a fight with critical thinking has a unique way of letting us know what we want to do with it during the time that we have. This sounds trite, but it’s true: how we make life so valuable and useful is that it has critical outcomes and ends. If we do not remind ourselves about this a few times, it’s too easy to get stuck in the movements. Here there is a small loop paradox: how to move on if you need to think about the past? This is where the door closes behind you.

If the door closes behind you, you can forget about it, throw it away. However, always remember how important the process is, we accumulate everything that we have ever seen, heard, swam, tried and felt. This is an experience that teaches us on our own mistakes, and this is an experience that will lead to the next big breakthrough idea for us. Experience has an emotional longevity. This can be improved in our minds as we continue to grow and progress in life. He remains with us, and they are lessons that we can use every day while we live. Each experience brings with it a mistake or a triumph, and often an awareness of who we are as individuals. Experience helps us to clarify how we think, whom we want to surround, and ultimately understand what makes us happy in life. Create your corridor of doors, which will help you navigate in life. The future will always be uncertain. It will never change. Continue to ask yourself questions and allocate as much benefit as possible from your experience.

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