Live First, Make Sense Later: The Cornerstone of My Philosophy
Life is an unpredictable journey, full of experiences that shape us in ways we can’t always anticipate. At the heart of my philosophy lies a simple truth: we must live our lives first and only then make sense of them. Meaning and understanding don’t come from preconceptions—they emerge from engaging with reality and learning from our environment. --- Truths Aren’t Pre-Made We often fall into the trap of believing that we can define truths before we’ve truly experienced life. But in reality, truths don’t exist in a vacuum—they’re discovered through action, reflection, and growth. When we impose preconceptions onto our environment, we risk distorting what’s actually there. Instead, we need to allow life to unfold naturally and trust that understanding will come in time. --- Learning From the Environment Living by this philosophy means staying open to what life presents. It’s about observing, engaging, and letting experiences shape us rather than trying to force them into a predefined fra...