Tyler Remus Cloud’s Practical Madness
Blogger Tyler Remus Cloud and His Musings on Life
Summon greatness.
Make good thoughts, then make some more. It is very simple and yet vast and grand when seen from the big picture. Only the world can be made up of millions of tiny thoughts and one can only deal with a single thought at a single moment…
Read MoreYou’re always allowed to like yourself
It’s simple, make more of what you like and put less energy into what you hate. Hating yourself bring more painful thoughts and ideas. Liking yourself is NOT an indulgence not ignorance of a problem but pushing the best direction…
Read MoreWinning the small battles can’t distract us from the big wars.
There are many simple day to day tasks of irritation that get in our way and we beat them! We get that paper in on time, we make it to work on time, we figure a way to eat and sleep with a busy schedule, we finish a cool article before other stuff is due, we help a friend not get pissed… but then the real war of how we look at the world and what we allow into ours goes forgotten for them small victories…
Read MoreThe toxicity of being the best
To be the best one must rank others and have a drive to be better than others. This results in dismissing those who are better so one can feel superior and creates an isolated life from better and bigger things. It also diminishes the social relationships one can have by generalizing others into ranking instead of enjoying them…
Read MoreWhat would be good?
The idea behind nagging, anger, dismays of all kinds is that there has been some letdown which inherently means there must be a let up. For one to be mad there must be another direction desired. So, instead of screaming or crying or obsessing on that which we hate, work towards the good desired.
Read MoreControlling levels of importance
We get to decide what is good and bad, regardless of its measure but subjectively in our opinion on it’s worth. And with this we can make ourselves and other’s gods in our universe or peons. Being aware of that action must be done by a responsible human and used by a powerful human…
Read MoreThe fallacy of rushing
Rushing ends in crappy results and we have all the time in the world. People learn at their own rate, to follow public school’s horrifying ideal of the first is the best is to make everyone an idiot while Jimmy happen to think the least and get the apple. Time is actually something that flows faster and slower the more engaged one is, days and hours are made up. Let yourself live…
Read MoreThe Poor mindset, stressful addict thinking and abundance viewpoints.
Poverty mindset is a powerful thing to escape because its ingrained in one’s full actions and memory. It is an addiction of rash decisions and self-deprecation without space to grow and be wealthy. The poor mindset resents and is angry instead of taking responsibility and then growing strong…
Read MoreStep back and watch
The third person perspective is brilliant to knowing yourself and enjoying life when it gets horrible. It allows you to see things more clearly while also being able to enjoy horrible things on their more charming merits than their immediate threat of you getting chopped to bits by homicidal maniacs wearing Santa attire…
Read MoreThe dynamic brilliance of dismissal
Saying no can be the most powerful thing but it goes farther than the delicious jelly donut or crazy boy/girl asking for a date. Saying no takes place without ourselves in our emotional state and life-scope. To say no is to make yourself bigger than a twitch to agree and create a story where your character is dynamic…
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