Life Skills Mastery
All twenty life skills are not something we can choose, nor something we can decide against. They come automatically by being alive. Moreover, there is also no watertight reason for not accepting them. The life skills are, after all, the skills of life. And they are also the skills for life at the same time. For this reason, they are always our best investment for the future and our best equipment for the everlasting present.
All twenty life skills are not something we can choose, nor something we can decide against. They come automatically by being alive. Moreover, there is also no watertight reason for not accepting them. The life skills are, after all, the skills of life. And they are also the skills for life at the same time. For this reason, they are always our best investment for the future and our best equipment for the everlasting present.
All twenty life skills are not something we can choose, nor something we can decide against. They come automatically by being alive. Moreover, there is also no watertight reason for not accepting them. The life skills are, after all, the skills of life. And they are also the skills for life at the same time. For this reason, they are always our best investment for the future and our best equipment for the everlasting present.
“The importance of life skills is obvious. However, this also means that all processes that largely determine our lives, such as upbringing, education, training and, yes, the nature of the prevailing social structure and also culture, should be (transformed) in such a way that the natural development and mastery of the truly necessary life skills is made possible or even guaranteed.
Because then we master the necessities of life.
Then we can also realize beyond what is necessary some, several or numerous such possibilities that make life possibly, additionally or truly more valuable.”
– From Chapter V of the book “Life Skills Mastery”