The 3N principle
What shapes our lives generally revolves around what we do, what we will do and what we will leave behind. The choices made in these three categories set the course of our lives and form our character. Here is the 3N principle, which reflects my philosophy of life: “What I do, what I will do and what I will leave as a legacy.”
What I do
What we do in every moment reflects who we are. I take care to live each day consciously and meaningfully. Honesty and respect are the basic principles in my relationships with people. The effort to keep improving myself, to learn and to contribute to others is the main motivation behind what I do. When I do something, I take care to think about what effect this action will have in the long run.
What I will do
My plans and goals for the future determine what I will do. Having a purpose in life makes each of my days meaningful. What I will do includes the steps to be taken to become a better version of myself. I plan to keep making a constant effort to improve myself in areas such as education, career and travel. Contributing to my surroundings and to society also holds an important place among the things I will do.
What I will leave as a legacy
Leaving some things behind is a natural cycle of life. To me, these are negative relationships, bad habits and unnecessary burdens. What I leave behind allows me to focus my energy and time on more valuable things. Not shying away from taking the steps needed for positive change helps me find balance and peace in life. I know that what I leave behind will set me free and make room for a better future.
In conclusion, the 3N principle is the cornerstone that shapes my life. By trying to live each day in line with these principles, I aim to lead a more meaningful, happy and fulfilling life. By staying true to them, I aim to find my own truth and to live my life in the direction I choose.