A cluttered space of mind

There are some people who like to work at a clean desk. Again some rejoice surrounded by piles and random bits and pieces of paper and everything in between. Our workplace is just as important to us as it is. We are influenced by our environment and our moods, processes and outcomes are going to be affected in some way by our surroundings.

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If you can imagine the aches and pains sitting at a desk in a weak chair. However, it can be difficult to concentrate on hand work. Because the discomfort changes the place to keep out of mind and probably try to find a better place. Although the results may not change much on any given day. But it’s hard to know how they’ll blend across an effective year or decade.

Probably working remotely this year. They have brought a lot of thoughts about the location of the house and its effectiveness. Perhaps people have needed to reorganize and create temporary workplaces that are not ideal for work or the body. It was meant, however, that the key transforms into a fairly prolonged length of time. Its a temporary solution. I think it will have a lot of impact on all sorts of factors, including relationships.

I think there are other reasons to consider. Lifestyle decisions are often translated into material luxury. But I think there are more things like favorable environment and development of the surroundings as the best version of “best results” in its own right.

When making a comment, an idea comes to mind as to what environmental factors might have if they have experienced it since childhood. For example, I wonder what might change if living in a “relocation space” or “cramped quarters” is a common experience. What a chaotic place in childhood affects the mind. Does it change our thinking about scarcity or abundance?

Although genetics is a big factor in what we are going through, the rest of us come through our experience and environment. And our minds are designed to illuminate our world by focusing on space. So we can navigate the physical world. What we can perceive and classify experiences. If the brain works this way, it is probably the places that have felt the place as well as the tune. Patterns are going to be created based on those places.

I have no idea what that might mean or should be considered at all. However, I assume that a child's future is going to be heavily influenced by their past and small differences. It is a kind of pilot flying around the world, expecting to land in a certain city. But continuously up to half a degree. They will end up being very different from where they thought they were going.

It is interesting to note that we often consider the places we live in and acknowledge that certain conditions are favorable. Others are sub-optimal for our own well-being or success. But how important it is and why we should try harder is to develop places that affect us carefully to move us to where we want to be. As our own healthy version of health of course it will still extend to the universal design of space. Where cities have to consider things like green space and the way the city entered the corner of the city. Will it have more parks and outdoor gyms or less?

From an investment standpoint, the home may not be great in many parts of the world right now. But we should never forget that home is where we live. It sounds like an obvious statement, but how our house affects our lives. How it values ​​or separates us from our relationships. How do we give it space to grow or do we have to think of it as a reason to limit our mind and body?

For me personally, I like to have relatively uninterrupted space. But I think the noise can be overwhelming when I need to concentrate. I don’t need silence, but loud noises like Clinting break my concentration. But the people around me can be a source of comfort. When I hear my daughter constantly blabbering on while acting.

I wonder, if the economic decision to reduce the size is always the best financial option. As it can bring direct economic benefits, life is full of unintended consequences and the potential hidden costs can outweigh the direct benefits.

These need to be evaluated on a very personal level. Because the “best” is going to be different for each of us and we also have to compromise based on our own resources or ability to adapt.

Humans have a lot of ability to adapt to conditions and it works both ways whether our opportunities are being limited or we are being expanded. However, I feel that more and more people are adapting to the low-cost life. When surrounded by high value items that further limit their thinking. People are spreading relationships for phones, for homes on holidays. But I think we need to consider the average rather than the highlights of our lives.

Again, I don’t know if it’s important or not, but I do believe that how we feel about the places we spend our time in. And influences the decisions we make. Which means our side of life has been at least partially explained by the spaces.

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I posted my introduction the day after yesterday so you can see it. That's why I'm asking to come and see, because I lost my old account password because I lost my phone.

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