Use inversion to find your purpose

“All of humanity’s problems stem from man’s inability to sit quietly in a room alone.” - Blaise Pascal

Today, after having gone through the unsatisfyingly satisfying ordeal of mindlessly spending time on this planet’s so-called network called the Internet, one has come out stronger and more resolute in purpose to the realization that:

Yes, it’s not necessary to live in the present. However, what is necessary is to zoom out of the current timeline, plan the next year or so, and then live consciously in the present in accordance with the plan.

Wherein we know the present actions count towards some grand plan, a plan created by us.

Then there’s the satisfying joy that, yes, the space-time continuum feels a bit in our control and we can adapt accordingly based on a moment’s notice.

So if you ever feel lost in the present, invert and think of the timeline, zoom out and then act in the present, ever more vibrantly.