How Much Time Is Spent To Enhance The Inner Y-O-U?

We spend a great deal of time discussing outer beauty. We spend time discussing what makes a person, MJ and others, so appealing to us. Hmmm... what about inner beauty? What do we find attractive within a person's inner self? If I spend 25 minutes in the morning applying make up and fixing my hair along with more time throughout the day then it is a lot of time working on the outside of ME.

Question: How Much Time Is Spent To Enhance The Inner Y-O-U?

Do you work to expand your mind?
Do you work toward enhancing your self esteem?
Do you work to take yourself outside of safe and familiar comfort zones?
Do you work on casual and familiar relationships with others?
Do you work on the way that you react to adversity and challenges?

The list could go on and on and on into infinity. Bottom line : Do people work to improve their COMPLETE selves? If so, then why. If not then ...why not...?

That is a really great question. I've been working on me for awhile now and I've been making some major changes, stumbling along the way but feeling okay about it because change takes time. And we are all work in progress so I try to enjoy the movement of myself if that makes sense. I'm happy that this is a subject here because I think we spend so much time focusing on MJ and his whereabouts and not nearly enough time on ourselves and how we can improve ourselves. Take the "man in the mirror" approach to better the world in our own little way.

I bought this book by Wayne Dyer, Excuses Begone. Very interesting book that touches on the mind and how to change habits that are not fulfilling for us. I would recommend it for anyone who is looking to self-improve.

Thanks for sharing. I also work constantly on my inner self.
One reason for asking the question was to see what others find useful.
Yes...I will "borrow" if/when I see a helpful tip.

looking4truth wrote:That is a really great question. I've been working on me for awhile now and I've been making some major changes, stumbling along the way but feeling okay about it because change takes time. And we are all work in progress so I try to enjoy the movement of myself if that makes sense. I'm happy that this is a subject here because I think we spend so much time focusing on MJ and his whereabouts and not nearly enough time on ourselves and how we can improve ourselves. Take the "man in the mirror" approach to better the world in our own little way.

I bought this book by Wayne Dyer, Excuses Begone. Very interesting book that touches on the mind and how to change habits that are not fulfilling for us. I would recommend it for anyone who is looking to self-improve.