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How Good Are Your Systems?

How to enjoy a more productive life

Systems are involved in every area of life. We can improve our life by upgrading our procedures. Discover how to develop systems which help ensure a wonderful, productive life.

Yoga Perspectives
  • To improve life in any area, examine your systems
  • Systems are established ways of doing things, processes that work
  • We can develop procedures to solve problems and bring more joy into our lives
  • Think of your endeavors as being akin to being on a lifeboat with others — everyone has to do their part or all will sink
  • Do you have constructive, effective systems in your personal life? In your family life? In your work life? In your yoga practice?

Life Is Systems

There’s a social system, judicial system, educational system, governmental systems and international systems between nations. Within us we have a respiratory system, a circulatory system, lymphatic system, digestive system and a nervous system. If just one process fails, we’re in serious trouble out there in the world or within our own bodies. In other words, life is systems.

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1. Like seeing a long absent loved one
1. Like seeing a long absent loved one
True, but there is a better answer.
2. Like a bird flying free and limitless
2. Like a bird flying free and limitless
True, but there is a better answer.
3. Like a sick person finding a rare medicine
3. Like a sick person finding a rare medicine
True, but there is a better answer.
4. All of the above
4. All of the above
Correct
Hear more about how you can experience the profound, ever-new joy of your inner self.

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