are you innerchildmaxxing?
Inspired by Tala's you should be joymaxxing your projects.
Can you afford not being obsessively serious (steadfast, not somber) about what brings you joy? How can that coincide with speedmaxxing to raise your ceiling of joy?
Zoom in on the understated power of the shamelessness of -maxxing: the belief to overcome just about any social consequences of your actions, followed up by the mental fortitude to carry that out. Furthermore, how strong is your parry game? How much frame advantage do you earn as a result?
Is making happiness non-negotiable for what we take action on necessary? Could happiness just proliferate within, only obscured by layers of unhappiness that one can slough off?
If you're not playing fun games, what's stopping you from discovering experiences that excite your core? Enjoyment isn't a threat to quality, but an accelerant for it.
Prasatt's Re: you should be joymaxxing your projects lists examples highlighting how the "shamelessness" of maxxing could work in your favor:
I mean what would our lives look like if we did things like...
*gratitudemaxxing *gracemaxxing *booksmaxxing *writingmaxxing *compassionmaxxing
What I think gets to the bottom of all of the above is innerchildmaxxing:
- Do more of what would satisfy your inner child or make them proud. If you can't yet do so, look far and wide for both people and spaces that you can do this with.
- Retain your positive growth and experience from over the years, but revert back to lacking those self-conscious thoughts that hinder your application of creativity and ingenuity.
- Let unbounded play afford you victory in the battlefield of dreams. The sooner you can kill your dreams, the quicker they can disappear from or reincarnate into your reality.
Any takers?