Peace, Fulfillment & Tranquility

Peace, Fulfillment & Tranquility How am I changing the world? How am I changing or inspiring the lives of the people around me? Have you ever asked yourself these questions before? Truth be told, not all of us will get to invent something that will help advance the lives of mankind. Not all of us will get to help mankind be an interplanetary species like Elon Must, or invent Asprin like Felix Hoffmann, or invent electricity like Benjamin Franklin. Hell, not all of us will get to be Leonardo da Vinci. However, we should all strive to do something meanwhile to look back to as our greatest contribution to others during our lifetimes here on earth. Some if not most of us, at some point, find ourselves reflecting once in a while seeking to determine how we are contributing to the advancements of our lives and those of the people around us. This reminiscing is even more intense on our deathbeds if all the written research about what people go through on their deathbeds is something to go by. At Hobbytwin, we believe that it is possible to face death with courage and even achieve some sense of peace and tranquility if we achieve something meaningful with our time here on earth. We can have better experiences on our deathbed if we have meaningful acts or contributions to look back to when our time finally comes. At Hobbytwin we believe that as human beings, we are not looking for the meaning of life more than we are looking for the feeling of being alive, and that the best way to achieve this is through growing and giving. For instance, we believe that the most fulfilling feeling of all time is when you do something for a total stranger without expecting anything in return. We all want to grow so that we can give. At Hobbytwin, we feel that if we gave a little chunk of our time, maybe volunteered it to a neighbor's kid who needs help with his homework, or maybe teach a fun skill to a neighbor without expecting anything in return, we can look back to these simple moments and find peace, tranquillity, and fulfillment with our lives. That is why we are encouraging people to start by giving/mentoring in the skills or the activities they find fun such as swimming, quilting, painting, baking, golfing, and playing an instrument among other hobby interests, and then build their way to professional skills. There is nothing more haunting than regretting not doing something you could have done when you had the time. Giving is not always in monetary terms: you can always volunteer your greatest resource on this planet; your time. There can never be anything more fulfilling on your deathbed than knowing that you shared your greatest resource with your neighbors and/or your community, helping advance the lives of the people around you even if it was just through your fun activities. Even if you don't get to invent electricity, the telephone, or starships taking people to other planets or other futuristic inventions, you can always make your time on Earth count by giving what you already know to your neighbors during your free time.