RentMen:
What are your hobbies, what do you like to do in your spare time?
Buster_Sly:
Reading a good book. cooking for friends and making time for my family and friends. I am low maintenance.
RentMen:
How do you go the 'Extra Mile' in your life?
Buster_Sly:
I have found it going the extra mile is not necessarily a good thing. Balance In all aspects of my life is my Holy Grail. When I find myself too far out of balance. My serenity tends to be challenged much more often.
Compassion and empathy are not just words. They are part of who I am. I am kind to myself...And I extend my kindness to others' No matter who they are or their place of origin. This act cost me nothing. What I get in return Is immeasurable.
RentMen:
Tell us a little about yourself, if you were to pick something what would you like others to absolutely know about you?
Buster_Sly:
I'm not trying to change the world only the part that I live in.
I do not like the phrase "Practice random acts of kindness." Being kind to myself and others is my default. It is who I am.
Greed is not a character trait that one should aspire to.
Even if you're not humble fake it. Humility is much more attractive than someone with a sense of entitlement. It reeks of insecurity.
Of course I am trying to change the world. We are all connected. The actions of one can affect those of many. Empathy compassion and having an open mind to all points of views is a good place to start.
RentMen:
Tell us about the best experience you have had in life.
Buster_Sly:
The best experiences I have had in my life have one thing in common: resulting in paradigm shifts. I have had a few and hope to have more. This is what life is about--at least it is for me. Once I understood that *I* created the reality that I chose to live in, I felt empowered; I alone am responsible for my happiness and what that looks like to me. If something in my life challenges my serenity, I can choose to take steps to address the problem or I can choose to do nothing and suffer the consequences. I try to live in a solution-based perspective.
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