Education is a noun, ​the process of providing people with information about an important issue.

However, education is not teaching, rather facilitation according to Albert Einstein. Education has a latin word origin,  'educo', which means lead out, draw up, bring up, reat.

Providing people with information is not the goal but means to draw up or bring up from within.

Placebo is a noun, a substance that is not a medicine, used as standard of comparison in testing the effectiveness of a new medicine.

It is said that even 30% of the effect comes from placebo. Without taking a medicine, you get certain effect by just thinking you took the medicine. It is quite an interesting phenomenon.

Exploitation is a noun, the process of making use of something so that you gain as much as possible from it.

Osho pointed out that it is the ego's work. The ego wants to use other humans for one's benefit, it doesn't love people.
​

Perception is a noun, meaning a particular way of understanding or thinking about something.

The world exists as it is and there is no meaning itself. Meanings are created by people who observe it. There is no meaning outside. You are the creator of the meaning.

It's all about interpretation or understanding of what's happening outside. If you misinterpret or mis-understand, your world is based on the misinterpretation or misunderstanding.

​

Consent is a noun, which means permission to do something.

Eleanor Roosevelt pointed out the important truth that it is always YOU who make you feel inferior. The truth applies everything about you. You are responsible how you feel about yourself. It doesn't matter whatever other people say about you. It's you telling you who you are, not others.

Once you set a dumb goal and start pursuing it, you will find the job quite tough because it's a dumb goal. You may want to change the goal. You may feel like giving it up. It's very tough and it should be. You are aiming the ultimate goal that excites you. You literally trade your life with the goal. Because you want it.

It's totally natural to feel that way because you've never set a dumb goal. This is the very first time you get into unknown voluntarily. People don't do this and that's why you feel yourself dumb. But you are not fool. You are smart enough to understand how to grow. The only way to grow is to get into unknown even if it is scary. You want to do it anyway because you now recognize what really matters to you in life.

There are two kinds of goal setting strategies. One is called SMART goals, the other is called DUMB goals. I would like to say DUMB goals are far more important than SMART goals.

Here is why. DUMB goals can give you the maximum growth opportunities while SMART goals can't. The true reward is not achieving the goal itself but the growth you get along the way.