Thank you for this article. The idea that we can find our own meaning in life, even when things seem chaotic, really stood out to me. It reminded me of the parents we work with at Mendability, who often struggle to make sense of their challenges in raising children with special needs. Your positive take on embracing life’s chaos could be very inspiring for them.
We’re currently putting together some helpful guides for our team to better support these parents, and I think your thoughts on finding personal meaning could enhance our resources.
I’d love to share your article with our community of about 20,000 parents, educators, and health professionals. How about we swap resources? We could promote your work to our list, and you could share our guides with your readers. It could be a great way to help more people who could benefit from our help.
Loved this one! I also talk a lot about how many people consider absurdism a pessimistic philosophy when it’s actually the exact opposite. While existentialism says you can create your own meaning however you want, I find that absurdism is more like “you don’t even need to find a higher meaning, and that’s liberating!” 💫
Thank you for this article. The idea that we can find our own meaning in life, even when things seem chaotic, really stood out to me. It reminded me of the parents we work with at Mendability, who often struggle to make sense of their challenges in raising children with special needs. Your positive take on embracing life’s chaos could be very inspiring for them.
We’re currently putting together some helpful guides for our team to better support these parents, and I think your thoughts on finding personal meaning could enhance our resources.
I’d love to share your article with our community of about 20,000 parents, educators, and health professionals. How about we swap resources? We could promote your work to our list, and you could share our guides with your readers. It could be a great way to help more people who could benefit from our help.
Are you interested?
Loved the breakdown of "Live the life of revolution"
Thank you, Joe!
Loved this one! I also talk a lot about how many people consider absurdism a pessimistic philosophy when it’s actually the exact opposite. While existentialism says you can create your own meaning however you want, I find that absurdism is more like “you don’t even need to find a higher meaning, and that’s liberating!” 💫
That's exactly what I found out too. Love it now. Thanks for reading!