My life values III

In this book, number III in the My Life Values Series, I continue as in the first two, but with new reflections. All of them have in common that they in one way or another are related to: Essential attitudes, challenges and life values. They were at the time they were written, put on paper to test my opinions and thoughts about attitudes, challenges and life values, in my opinion the most important management tools we humans have to navigate through many of lifes challenges. This book, like the two previous ones, does not pretend to be an educational textbook. Honest self-awareness gives you a solid platform to stand on in life, and is a gift that is not given to all. Many must work towards that goal themselves, like I have done, and this is where this last book in the series, as an example, shows you how I have exposed my honest self-awareness. Read, digest, and take a rest. Compare with your own thoughts and pick out the best. Your self-awareness will thus be strengthened, and your platform more solid and firm, making solving lifes challenges easier in turn. Only by reading slowly and committed, you will benefit from using this book to help you face lifes challenges. In my opinion, and based on my assumptions, I have long had the ideology in life that just as surely as we humans are different and have our unique identity, the Creator has given us the opportunity to choose between two diametrically different types of life, the good and the evil. As I am not a fan of black/white solutions, it becomes more nuanced when I say that with extended self-awareness, you can decide for yourself where on the scale between the two extremes, you want to be. The choice is yours. Fanaticism is the starting point for wrong views, so in this context, the two extreme types of life, good or the evil, will turn out to be conflict-creating. By reading my personal reflections, you will quickly understand that I would like to appear firmly rooted in the good lifestyle. In my eigh