https://youtu.be/A_nZeePkZCE?si=_zYDvCtZDlmerTtE

Do you remember this song?

#long_read

You have heard about Mechanical, Software, Electrical and even Aeronautical Engineering before. BUT wait what is Internal Engineering ?

Little spoiler: it's not a stuff related to the processes and practices involved in designing, developing, and maintaining the infrastructures as you might think in you very first grasp.

*Internal (Inner) Engineering is an opportunity to engineer the inner transformations and situations in the way that deepen your perception of your life, your work, and the world that you inhabit - turning you into an architect of your own joy. Inner Engineering presents a revolutionary way of thinking about our agency , our humanity and the opportunity to achieve nothing less than a life of joy.

Why we should be Inner Engineers? It helps you to gain a better understanding of your body, emotional intelligence, and capabilities. It enables you to determine the artificial boundary between the positives and negatives of your "software program". Consequently, you can manage your emotions to relieve stress, communicate effectively, defuse conflicts and understand others feelings.

Ways to start being an Internal Engineer? Take your diary, try to write down what actions made you feel happy, energized, motivated and disciplined after doing them. Simultaneously, don't forget to record vice versa: what activity made you feel sad and demotivated. Then analyze the patterns, find the core features of your "happy activities" and repeat those actions on other days, to “rescue yourself” from bad ineffective mood.

P.S: For now, I’ve been experimenting and realized which actions are most beneficial to me personally. Anyways, reading diverse reflection posts on social media makes me not just explore other people but also observe and explore myself. It also effectively helps you to come up with unique ideas for college essays.*

almost a month left 👀**

“You woke up, and the sky is grey, the wind is cold, and your mind is full of uncertainties. You're unusually tired but definitely more hopeful than yesterday.”

@stoic_lines

***I hate the SRAR (self reported academic record)

anyone related ?***

#quote

Charlie Chaplin* once said "Life is a tragedy when seen in close-up, but comedy in long-shot"*. Whenever we face hardship in our lives, just smile, let up and never give up. One day in the future we will be able to smile when we think about obstacles we are facing today.

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