3 Principles That Fix 90% of Problems - Miyamoto Musashi

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In this video, we will look at what are the main principles of Miyamoto Musashi that fix up to 90% of our life problems in a easy and straight to the point manner

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[statueofwisdom]

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[dreamdouble]

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[theyanzhu]

Principle 1: Embrace the Present (Mushin): Musashi's concept of "no mind" focuses on being fully present and undistracted. Practicing mindfulness and limiting distractions can help reduce overthinking and anxiety, leading to increased productivity and enjoyment of the moment.

Principle 2: Continuous Self-Improvement (Kaizen): Musashi's life exemplified the power of making small, consistent efforts for improvement. Setting and achieving small daily goals can lead to significant progress over time. This method reduces overwhelm and builds confidence.

Principle 3: Accept and Adapt (Fudosan): Cultivating an "immovable mind" helps maintain inner stability in the face of change. Accepting life's uncertainties and focusing on what can be controlled fosters resilience and reduces anxiety. Practices like journaling and gratitude can support this mindset.

I collect wisdom like these in my channel as well!

[lifeneverends]

Facing life and death situations regularly is the way❤

[kevinobrien]

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I turned 53 a month ago and my daughter moved away to college this past fall. Over the winter I moved to a new city. I’ve been wanting to “reinvent myself” and start doing the things from my past that I gave up on in order to focus on being the best father I could.

Now that I’m alone I want to build an amazing life but felt overwhelmed and didn’t know how to start. This was so wonderfully helpful.

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[klw]

Would have been so much better if it was not interrupted by ads every 2 or 3 minutes

[vxxqukh]

Thank u so muchh for ur vdo...👍
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[sagarsahil]

Hello bro
I watched your content and I loved it
Did u need any editor or thumbnail designer?

[bricksterfilms]

Whats the music in the background if you dont mind me asking?

[SevenDeMagnus]

Reminder the ultimate to the end, middle, short and immediate goals is to become.a great saint and be with God forever in heaven.

God bless.

[Layla_rse]

Kalau tahu kaedah penyelesaian memang mudah. Programmer ada kaedah sendiri.

[dotdashdotdash]

I think it was Admiral McRaven who talked about making your bed. Jordan Peterson talked about cleaning your room.

[Pond]

Fighting with your subconscious will only make you a slave to your reality

[FelixNothus]

You got Kaizen mixed up with Mushin friend.... @13:24

[angrypidgeon]

since 20% of your work does 80% of the job, just taking 1/3 advice should get over 80% and not need the other 2 =] and then taking 1/3 of that advice should further refine the result discarding the excess for optimal work / life ratio, that is paying almost no attention to this bulshit likely saves you a lot of time. Genius, to have a life you have to stop listening to how others tell you to live (so they don't live your life, you do)

[NYBronx]

I like this channel & Miyamoto…but can we learn about somebody else?? He’s like the thesis for 95 percent of this channels vids. It be nice to learn about someone else & their philosophy

[zjdlqqd]

The only thing I want to get rid of is procrastination

[pedroroque]

He was living an adventurous life, not stuck in meaningless jobs or technology, not living in this souless society. Those were really the days to be alive, not this shit.

[ayushmansanjeev]

these sound cringe to people? these are really practical advice

[solaraproject]

If you don't acknowledge them. you wont have any.