If you want a new life, you must first decide on it, take the first step, decide on thoughts, words, feelings and actions that may radically contradict everything that they think, say, feel and do everything around them. In this very first step to change, there is always some risk involved.
To put it quite precisely in the words of the American driving guide, there is always a risk, no matter what we do with how we live. In my opinion, there is a much greater risk of not doing anything, not even trying to change anything for the better. But it is simply necessary to take risks, refusing to go along with others, making non-standard decisions, and build your life in a unique way in your own way.
And if you do this with an understanding and use of the laws of the universe, without harming others and without trying to influence someone else's opinion, choice and worldview, then this very risk is completely reduced to nothing. To create our own unique reality as a unique work of art, this is the purpose of each of us.
Remember who the most exciting novels have been written about, performances have been staged, and films have been made with the most inspiring and exciting stories. The heroes in them, as a rule, are people with non-standard views on life, bold, funny, energetic, easy to make decisions and go to their dreams, despite all obstacles.
The lives of these people are filled with events, adventures, and magic. Such people are also called adventurers. The most interesting thing is that now the word adventurer is perceived by us as something negative. "An unprincipled person who is engaged in adventures and strives to benefit from everything"-this is the meaning given by an internet search engine in the first place. However, the original meaning of this word is adventurer (adventure -- Adventure in English).
Once the supervisor of my PhD thesis "called" me an adventurer for daring to claim the correctness of my result, despite the fact that I did not have a coherent proof of it at that time, but I Felt, knew from the inside that the result was correct. Time passed, the proof appeared, the result was recognized, if not brilliant, then very beautiful (and this, believe me, is worth a lot in such a science as mathematics).
And I still remained an adventurer for my dear mentor, although in a completely different sense of the word. And if at that very moment I was offended, upset and abandoned my result, my goal, in fact, then nothing would have worked out for me, because this result turned out to be the cornerstone of my scientific work.
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