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Do you like shopping?

Yes, of course. I find that whenever I'm in the mall, I get really excited because I can see so many new clothing styles, activities, and even people from different cultures.

This really exposes me to new experiences, gets my creative juices flowing, and makes me feel more inspired at work afterwards.

Don Miguel is someone I'd really love to meet. A few years ago, when I was struggling with some relationship issues, I stumbled upon a book he wrote called "The Mastery of Love." It was like a light bulb moment for me. I mean, I was really stuck, not knowing what to do about my relationship.

I fell in love with someone quite quickly, but he wasn't really the kind of person I imagined as my future partner. So I felt really confused about whether I should continue the relationship or just move on. Because I kept thinking about it, I couldn't really focus on my work or even exercise properly (#BEFORE).

If I ever get the chance, I'd love to meet him at one of his public talks or a book signing event. Just being in the same room with him would be amazing.

The reason I want to meet Don Miguel is because his ideas have had a huge impact on my life.

Four years ago, I read his book, and it introduced me to a simple idea: love is actually a choice. It's not only about looks, personality, or money, because those things can change over time. But at the end of the day, you're choosing the person, not just their qualities (#TRIGGER). After reading it, I decided to stay with this person and take the relationship seriously. Since then, I haven't really doubted my decision. Instead of feeling unsure all the time, I now feel much more confident. This also helped me focus better on both my work and my personal life (#AFTER). It was this book that gave me the courage to step out of my comfort zone and choose my life partner. If I hadn't read it, I might have missed out on one of the most important relationships in my life (#CONCLUSION).

So, I really want to thank him in person and dive deeper into the ideas that changed my life.

When it was  ·  Where it was  ·  Why you were not allowed to use your mobile phone  ·  And how you felt about it

About two years ago, on a weekend, I found myself in Chiang Mai attending a meditation retreat. The retreat was a completely unplugged event, and the organizers required everyone to hand over their phones to avoid distractions from outside information. I remember feeling a bit anxious at first because I was so used to using my phone to jot down everything I learned each day. I thought that was the only way I could truly digest the information. Without my phone, I had to focus solely on listening and observing, which actually made me more immersed in the learning process.

During this time, I started reading some books related to meditation, and one of them introduced me to a simple idea: love is actually a choice. It's not only about looks, personality, or money, because those things can change over time. But at the end of the day, you're choosing the person, not just their qualities (#TRIGGER).

Before this retreat, I fell in love with someone quite quickly, but he wasn't really the kind of person I imagined as my future partner. So I felt really confused about whether I should continue the relationship or just move on. Because I kept thinking about it, I couldn't really focus on my work or even exercise properly (#BEFORE). After reading the book, I decided to stay with this person and take the relationship seriously. Since then, I haven't really doubted my decision. Instead of feeling unsure all the time, I now feel much more confident. This also helped me focus better on both my work and my personal life (#AFTER).

This experience was so impactful that I later realized not using my phone made me feel calmer and more able to truly absorb the content.

It was this book that gave me the courage to step out of my comfort zone and choose my life partner. If I hadn't read this book, I might have missed out on one of the most important relationships in my life (#CONCLUSION).

being exposed to different thoughts and behaviours

encourage us to see these differences as normal and accept them

help us better understand other people's perspectives,rather than feeling uncomfortable or judgmental about them

make us more empathetic and make it easier to communicate and get along with others

Yes, of course. You know, they get to exposed to people with different thoughts and behaviours. In this way, I think these experiences can encourage them to see these differences as normal and accept them.

Gradually, they will have a better understanding of other people's perspectives,rather than feeling uncomfortable or judgmental about them. This would make them more empathetic and make it easier to communicate and get along with others, especially after they grow up.