What matters is that you know you need to start from a matter that is important to you, and that all important matters depend on you and on your actions.
What matters is that you know what is most important:
Whoever believes he knows what is most important will certainly achieve accomplishments and get past every stage of circumstances and difficulties.
What matters is that people achieve comfort and complete the affairs of their lives, and that a person finds he has reached a high degree of satisfaction with the shape of his life and his achievements.
What matters is that he achieves the goals that represent important benefits and gains for him, and that he chose them himself.
The achievements you seek are the matters you reach or obtain.
Looking at your life, you know what you wish to obtain, reach, or be. What matters is that you define or choose them, so that they are not merely automatic, non-essential side matters that you do not even notice.
Problematic traditional habits:
Living in the traditional way means that you practice your life spontaneously. That spontaneity means you do not truly control your performance or carry out the work you actually need. When you do the work and the tasks you truly need, you are practicing your usual life, and based on the results you are used to, you remain in your current position.
What matters is that when you think about your reality, you notice how you are dissatisfied with it. What matters in your life, as you deal with its affairs, is to tell yourself that you truly need a serious pause.
Pausing at the present moment
