Power of Application

What is the point of learning if you do not apply it?

Beginner Misconceptions

A common misconception for ambitious people is the naivety of believing you can do everything by yourself. Between the lines of ego and learning, is the feeling of internal progression. When you take time to learn and understand the world around you, fear can enact nihilism, and narcissism can enact introversion.

But do you actually know anything if nobody else knows you do?

What is the point of internal progression if nobody around you experiences it?

There is not a better feeling externally than providing your progression and joy onto the stagnant and joyless.

I am a huge proponent of working on yourself in silence, as a true impact cannot be made if it is disingenuous. If progression involves morale boosts then you are not doing it for the correct reasons anyway. However, a shell must not form around you like a Nietzsche or Kant, you must show the world your hard work.

Why Application is so Important

A point in time will come where you are basically unfazed by believing in God and believing in yourself. The problem is the majority of people are not like this. After the internal is fixed, it is now your duty to shine your Christian light on to others. Allow them to see there is a different power guiding you through the impossibility of life.

Socratic Method for Socrates

The famous Socrates once said “I know that I know nothing.”

I agree and disagree.

Jesus is the truth, the truth is objective fact, and the belief of your faith is the only knowledge you need to make an impact. If you only know good, than knowledge does not matter.

The only thing you need to know is Jesus Christ.

Smiling doesn’t need knowledge, joy doesn’t measure IQ, conversation doesn’t require a degree. It takes the Holy Spirit running through you at all times. If you do not apply knowing the Almighty Lord onto others, then what is the point of knowing anything?

“I know that I know one thing, and that thing is good. Jesus is good.”