Reader, Know Thyself — 5 Tips Socrates Would Approve Of
Learn to be at peace with yourself and deepen your self-understanding.
When Socrates said, “Know Thyself,” he was trying to teach his students how to be at peace with themselves — their individual, unique, and very human selves. He likely had no idea that his words would still hold true centuries later and would be quoted by people from all levels of society and education.
Self-knowledge was his chosen method to attempt to embrace each person’s distinctive personality. Yet this rather intellectual path to self-awareness needs a little emotion — a little soul. That can be challenging for some people who would rather deal in facts and figures without emotion — because, frankly, emotions can be messy. Let’s see if we can make it a bit easier for those people who put more stock in learned intelligence than in emotion.
Here are the five best tips to get to know yourself on a deeper level and improve your understanding of your inner self. These tips will help jump-start your self-reflection journey and perhaps help you find your way. By finding the answers you’ve been looking for in a form you can relate to, you can start to make progress toward achieving your true potential.
Let’s get started with one of the toughest tips for people in our frantic, hurry-up, rush-rush society to…
