Mindfulness and Meditation

Rough times around the world, it will get better

Mark VanAlstine

Right now, and obviously over many years, there are and have been many issues and conflicts throughout the world. It is inevitable that there will be disagreements and battles between societies and the different cultures of the world. Things like this date back to the beginning of time and there isn’t much to be done about that. However, what we can do is try to get our mindset in a better place 🙂

Knowing that things will get better and having a positive outlook on the situations that are put before us is crucial. I’ve mentioned podcasts on here before, and if you haven’t checked them out before, a great one to listen to is, The School of Greatness by Lewis Howes. I have linked an episode below for your listening on Overcast (a great podcast app). If you choose to listen, then enjoy. Otherwise, take care and enjoy life!

Stay classy!

Adios,

-Mark

Lewis Howes, School of Greatness Episode: Be True to Yourself

Published by Mark VanAlstine

I am an engineer from Michigan, working in the automotive industry. I enjoy writing to express thoughts and share travels. Wakeboarding, snowboarding, running, weightlifting, biking, and many others are some of my favorite activities to do. Of course traveling goes into that list too!

7 thoughts on “Rough times around the world, it will get better”

  1. I used to listen to podcasts on this app called Umano, and then stopped. But I thoroughly enjoyed listening to this podcast, and learning about the crab mentality. It is so interesting. Thank you so much for sharing it. 🙂

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    1. You’re very welcome! Overcast is a great app and so is the podcast 🙂
      I am glad you enjoyed it.

      Umano is a great app that I have used before as well to listen to news but I also stopped using it.

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        1. That’s a bummer but yeah Overcast is iOS only for now. RSS player was another I used before along with stitcher. They are all great players 🙂

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  2. Good perspective, mvan. You are going in right direction but this mess, all around the world, we created ourselves. We far away from science, risking climate changes, and intolerant to others beliefs. This mess doesn’t belong to one, it is collective.

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    1. I totally agree. But collectively we can all make a difference. As an individual it is hard to make any difference though. The power of working together. On Tue, Jun 6, 2017 at 4:24 AM Mark's Thoughts, Ideas, and Travel Blog wrote:

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