Taking a simple approach

I'm just going to focus on the basics of raw life.

After I started to refocus my blog towards living a “Raw Life” I wanted to create 3 extra sections that subscribers could read separately, depending on the audience.

These 3 sections called “Technology, Faith, Business” were created in haste and I just don’t think they’ll be useful at the moment. There are plenty of other blogs out there that focus on becoming better at business or how to walk in faith or what approach to technology we should take.

I’ve now got rid of those sections because I want to focus on the one thing: Helping people get back to the basics of a raw life.

I’ll explain a bit more why I’m doing this, apart from my passion to help others.

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First, most of the issues I’ve faced in life inside and outside of work, have always been related to a couple of areas: My identity and purpose. I won’t explain yet, but if you read my blog you’ll understand what I mean by that.

Second, my current view as I am going down this long and windy road called life is that to become truly effective and get the most out of life we need to work on our personal character. That requires stripping away everything that hinders us, with false pretence and the desire for validation as a couple of examples.

Third, the other area I have found is that people want to talk plain language without the jargon. Our world is filled with jargon and acronyms for every topic under the sun. Jargon can be useful when we go and see a doctor, want to upgrade our car or buy a new laptop. But our everyday raw life doesn’t need jargon, it needs simple language that helps us with the basics. More complex concepts and ideas can be discussed using story telling, because it is more relatable.

In summary I want to help you, the reader with easy to read content that can provide helpful tips and open up ideas for discussion. I look forward to sharing this journey of “Raw Life” with you and hearing how it’s helping you. At the moment I’ll stick to this, but in the future there will always be opportunities for setting weekly challenges at the end of each article, podcasts or anything else that you the reader finds useful. Please provide me feedback on the feedback button at the bottom of this newsletter and also please share this article on your social channels.