Watapple Mental Health Education Wellness

Category: self-improvement

  • Survival mode and money

    What I think about money is that it is energy. Money is handled by people, given and taken from you.

    So when we force things by trying to get money such as begging… It would work in the short term but eventually the hype will turn off and the society will move on.

    We should strive to create a specific topic or trend based on what our passions are for the community and society. What we do as our passion our energy would not be used as much therefore we are able to work long hours and is more motivated to pursue the goal. When we are in survival mode we tend to think about the money, trying to force money into our pockets but having money slowly and honestly into our pockets we would create an abundance of money into our pockets. 

    It is similar to forcing a nail using a screwdriver  into a hole but when you force it the pocket will not hold the area properly if the nail is the wrong one while forcing it in there.

    So basically when the piece does not hold then you will not get the required cash flow over the long term.

  • Risk vs reward

    I guess we all need to be uncomfortable in order to grow. As we get older, maybe our risk tolerance is a bit lower as we do not have much time on this earth and need to save time and money for retirement. As we are younger then our risk tolerance to ratio is higher because we are just learning.

    I guess having money is mostly a factor if you are willing to take more risks still or maybe as you get older you are more experienced and don’t feel the weight of the risk.

    Of course the higher the risk, the better the reward.

  • Illusion of hope

    I guess when you had a lot of bad luck in the past or present. You just need a little push and luck to move forward into your plans. It is mostly just slowly solving a problem within the community, it could be mental health or just pushing a product out.

    With the luck we get, it is more about establishing a brand meaning sometimes you may need to be an actor or maybe be a genuine person to make your own brand.

    One person can be a brand meaning yourself can be a brand. The branding can come in a lot of forms like picking up bottles for recycling and reducing waste for example. Another example is social therapy, like talking to people socialising while getting paid which mostly works on social media platforms in a live stream. Socialising with people based on your personality can solve a problem because it solves the problem of being lonely. With problems such as social media creates a lot of people leaning into their phones which human interaction through the phone is essential, whether back in the days without smartphones we had in person talking within a variety of community groups. These days there are still community groups but the vibes have changed.

  • Finding your place in society

    If we are young we should start finding our place as soon as possible, finding a balance between work and social leisure. We should start as soon as possible because in this age of technology, society moves faster than ever in our eyes. If we do not work or action something, we will eventually get priced out of society then the conclusion will be suffering or not having nice stuff.

    Even when we have money, it does not solve much as it gets you food and a home to stay but mostly what problems you can solve in the community and society at large. With complex mental health issues awaiting to be solved, I do not think it will be fully solved as new social norms pop up everyday.

    All we can do is give tools to help people to get money so they can spend on essentials and have some fun (healthy dopamine hits) with it. For example giving a struggling person a pen or book because to get money we would have to work for it one way or another.

  • Not controlling outcome

    Of course when we expect something in return we always think we will get it. But everyone is different and has different personalities. For example when I sell at the flea markets expecting the exact amount, there will always be someone expecting different amounts and that is ok because it is about the social game.

    Having social game is important because it depends on the way people treat you and can affect your whole day meaning your worldview of the community will be affected impacting your motivation which translates to your cash flow.

    But when we are not expecting the outcome and just have fun while making a profit, it is more productive to your mental health.

  • Teammate Entities

    What this means as co workers or if you are your own boss working together to achieve a common goal. It works like a hierarchy as a triangle as there is a king on top then on the way down is other people similar to a pyramid.

    With these working together everyone has to be respectful in a way so that the whole organisation will not lose their reputation or else they lose their inward flow like cash or any outside social influence to the organisation.

    This does not need to happen like a king but if there is one that does not fit the principle and is egged on to do what is not stated in the principle then the whole organisation will slowly fall apart even if the support of the non-principle is contributing to the whole organisation because the outside influence will slowly get angry and will not use the product of the organisation.

  • Invisible barriers

    Sometimes we sell our soul to the devil meaning we do nothing about the problem just for money. When something causes a lot of problems and you get paid while the problem is causing havoc, we do not take action towards it because we have gotten paid.

    Of course we should go by our principles because reputation is more important than the money itself. Reputation gives us cash flow instead of having one lump sum payment. Even when we have a lump sum payment we might or might not spend most of it then it causes us to live in survival mode begging for a miracle but that causes even more issues because we might do something that we regret later on instead of living in the present and being a bit more positive.

    With the barriers and getting a lump sum payment, we should still put our foot down and go with our principles so we do not feel guilty in the past for causing a lot of problems just for the money or self.

  • Environment influences

    Whenever we are in an environment whether it is virtually or reality, sometimes environments can shape our decision.

    It is hard to say but this is mostly a spiritual and emotional factor. The tone, the words and the pictures can also influence our decision making without us realising it.

  • Collective unconsciousness

    Everyone has principles they go by. It is how we thrive and survive in society. I am not saying surviving is through suffering but in a way we need to be uncomfortable for us to grow.

    As the unconsciousness there are more people with similar principles than the other. Some with different methods of punishment depending on each individual. This does not mean the law but the law would be similar to those with similar principles and those that are not in the hierarchy of professionalism will punish those not in similar reasons based on principles with the punisher that will take matters in their own hand.

    While being conscious, unconsciously people on the same team will do things that may be out of their own world but working with others to either protect themselves or protect others through unconsciousness. Now this may be a spiritual thing meaning a spiritual fight against the evil intentions whether it is good or not.

    Working together while not interacting on a conscious level

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