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The Value of Information
When you have it do you use it?
I have read or listened to numerous self-help, self-improvement, mindfulness, and similar books and blogs. I’ve done this to get new information to help me work on my depression; issues with fear and abandonment; making and keeping money and wealth; and being a good and genuine person.
There is so much information out there. It also varies in degrees of value and usefulness. But the key to any and all information you can get is how you use it. Or not.
When I share my notions and experiences on these matters it’s both for my personal accountability as well as to help you on your journey.
While I have gained a lot of understanding and knowledge from things I have learned — I’ve not used it all. There have even been times I’ve not put it to use in the slightest.
Some of the info I have come across has been useless. Or in some cases an interesting concept — but incomplete. The Secret is an outstanding example of this. The notion that you ask for what you want, believe that it’s already yours, and then sit back and receive it misses some super-important information. It doesn’t get into the underlying, necessary work that goes into the process — and that it is individual and not applicable to those outside of yourself. Among other things.
