The true extent of freedom

ugela (42)in #steemjet • 6 years ago

No doubts, we all cherish to be free in all area of our life. Nevertheless, in as much as we crave for freedom we should have at the back of our minds that it takes more than we know to be truly free to do whatever our heart longs for. Naturally we humans tends to centre all our eloquent on the available freedom given to us. According to Nancy Anderson, she explains freedom as ''The result of what you literally don't do anymore''. In other words, the illustrates the crucial characteristics that one needs in other to dominate and gain the best freedom given to him/her.

Self-discipline and it's guarantee for freedom;

Basically, the concept of freedom is unknown to many that's why they can't enjoy the long term of freedom. A lot of people are unable to admit to this longterm that's why they fall off quickly, thereby bond aging their entire life. Rather than enduring till the end, they scout for shortcuts that will eventually lead them into short circles of enjoyment that will certainly embroil much more later. When they pass through this disastrous lane, they tend to crave for freedom and if peradventure freedom remains slippery or unsustainable they incline to promulgate that freedom is unachievable or unattainable in their present societal settings.

Apparently, if you truly crave for freedom, then you should read all areas of this article. We can't rant about freedom without first practicing self-discipline accurately. In other words, self discipline is the only price for anyone who is craving for freedom.

The crucial importance of trust in an attainment of freedom

You will agree with me that self-image and worth is a vital part when it comes to being hones to yourself and the accomplishments of freedom, but it all begins from our mindset. For this reason, the encumbrance solely relies on the individual to believe only in themselves. Without a true positive self-image, self-acceptance can never be achieved, similarly to freedom can never be accomplished outside achieving a pure self-acceptance and self-image as pillars to relent on.

Categorically, this all boils down to the decisions and choices we make and for what reasons we make them for. we therefore subject ourselves to fallacies and therefore we think were being meek and humble when we do not outshine others right in our comfort zones. For this reason we decipher our own tasks that now becomes difficult for us, and also we tend to appear imperfect as others in the process, and also we try to construct our confidence in assignments and tasks that will forever no profit us anything good.