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Mar 9 •
Welcome to The Impermanence Project
If you’re reading this, you’re officially one of the first members here — and I’m genuinely glad you’re part of it. This community is meant to be a calm corner of the internet. A place where people can step back from the noise of everyday life, breathe a little, and gain some perspective when things feel heavy. There’s no pressure to perform here. No expectation to have life perfectly figured out. Just real people navigating life the best they can. Feel free to introduce yourself, share what brought you here, or just spend some time reading and observing the conversations as they grow. However you choose to participate is completely fine. Over time, I’ll be posting ideas, perspectives, and discussions meant to help us all stay a little more grounded in our day-to-day lives with some help from our Lego friends. For now, just settle in and get ready to start rebuilding your perspective on stress, brick by brick! Glad you’re here.
Mar 17 •
Perfection is a Myth!
Perfection doesn’t really exist in the real world, just like in a big pile of bricks. Every build has pieces that don’t quite fit the way we imagined, colours that don’t match perfectly, or parts that need to be rebuilt. But that’s actually what makes the build interesting. If every structure were flawless, there’d be nothing to change, improve, or create. Life works the same way. Instead of chasing the “perfect” design, it’s better to keep building, adjusting the pieces, and enjoying the process of seeing what the next version becomes.
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Mar 16 •
You Don't Need To Hold It All!
We like to collect stuff. It's bad enough when our homes get so full of things that it "leaves their owner with no place to shit" as Marcus Aurelius joked. But we collect things in our minds as well. Grudges and stress can clutter the mind just like material things can clutter the home. Lego of the things which no longer serve you and ease that burden a little! How do you decide what's worth holding onto, and what you need to let go of?
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Mar 14 •
lEGO
The ego likes to be at the center of attention. It takes credit for all the good that happens, and plays victim whenever things don't go to plan. This rollercoaster the ego keeps us on plays fast and loose with our emotions, and we figure it's a normal part of the human experience. But here's the secret: we can take steps to separate ourselves from the ego and step off the perpetual rollercoaster it has most people trapped on!
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Mar 13 •
Ready or Not, Change is Here!
Change is happening all around us, all the time. We get so comfortable, so attached to our routines, that we fight change whenever we think it might disrupt them. But once we accept that we cannot avoid it, something astounding happens: our stress eases, and we become more accepting of what we can't control!
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