Energy not captured, will be lost forever!

Have you ever felt it in your life?

I had experienced it and that's why I am writing this blog at 11:52 pm on the night of the next working day.

Just now I watched the movie 'Home' and I felt a deep connection with the character's journey. The character 'Antony' is struggling to be a perfectionist and tries to show his positive side only to win the approval of others.

I am a tiny fish in the ocean when it comes to creators and their struggles. Yet I could see myself in him.

The smartphone is too smart in making us dumb and insensitive to love& care of our dear ones, to turn ourselves away from work we really love and drag us to the never-ending running wheel of comparison leading to crushed self-esteem.

I complicated my life by thinking about coming up with perfect work. I sought the admiration of the world and not the need of the world I am living in.

The world needs real people to solve real problems.

Just to sound perfect, even I brought a teleprompter for my videos as I don't want to mispronounce, interrupted flow, or grammatical errors. To be perfect, there are robots out there and I looked like one of them.

The most funnier thing I could relate to here is the number of people who read my content, particularly this online confession. It's not more than the number of fingers on my hand.

But like a bunch of millennials in the internet home, I feel a little relieved when I scribble it here.

The key takeaways from the movie 'home' for me are :

1. Love your dear ones, the happiness you search for is at your home.

2. There are no perfect people, so don't be one.

3. Don't try to be a unique person, because you are one.

4. Go ahead with work you really love, don't value is based on approval of others but with genuinity of the content.

5. The depth of love and ocean is unknown. Don't search for it but immerse yourself in it as it is what the world needs right now to get 'reconnected' in the time of connectivity everywhere.

The energy I mentioned, in the beginning, is the kind of inspiration I am looking for. I am back again, back again a 100th time...Haha...

This time I gained better clarity and an understanding of who I'm and where I am heading to.

Let's be home.

With Love,

Hadi