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The Art of Doing Nothing

The Art of Doing Nothing

Stop searching for answers, start listening to them.

This is why you’ve probably been confused about finding your purpose or true passion in life: because you don’t allow your brain to fully think without doing anything else.

When was the last time you allowed your brain to fully think, away from any sort of distraction?

When you don’t do anything, there is when your brain will automatically start generating ideas and solutions to problems.

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giovannispezia

Hi! 🔭 Nice to meet you all. My name is Giovanni, I'm 15 years old and live in Italy. I am a big dreamer and I wish to change the world. My mission is to help as many people as possible embark on the journey of leveling 🆙 in life.

🌑Why Doing Nothing is Good For You! Read the full article at https://giovannispezia.com/2022/11/17/why-doing-nothing-is-good-for-you/

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