Joseph Charogoff

It is ironic and devastating, but we (humans) don't see our own perspective. We know what we see externally of course, but we don't recognize what drives us to see what we do. Most of us go our entire lives ignoring this motivation, therefore never expand our perspective. We see what we want, and we want comfort. Think about your own life objectively, and you'll see how everything you see and do is simply because it was easy. There is much more to perceive, but we have to consciously want a new perspective enough. We have to have the willpower to disrupt the way we are used to operating. When you think you're comfortable though, there's no obvious reason to do this, so we keep limiting our selves. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zpTmA0bSAfQ