The Outlier Mindset: You produce what you consume

Sent by Carlo Sabatella | February 1, 2024

Happy Thursday!

Here is 1 visual, 1 insight, and 1 question for you to consider this week…

ONE VISUAL

ONE INSIGHT

“What you consume, consumes you; what consumes you, controls your life.” - Vex King

The Issue

In the current time and age, we find ourselves navigating a world where corporations often prioritize profit over our well-being. They see us not as individuals but as commodities, aiming to capture our attention and keep us hooked for their gain.

Consider the entertainment industry. We live in a digital age where social media platforms influence our opinions and perceptions. The algorithms in our feeds aim to keep us engaged, tailoring content to our preferences but inadvertently trapping us, limiting our understanding of different ideas and perspectives.

Similarly, the Food Industry employs clever advertising and packaging, enticing us to crave their products. Terms like "low-fat" or "organic" may sound appealing but often prioritize selling over real health benefits. The convenience of fast food and ready-to-eat meals shapes our choices, sometimes at the expense of our health.

What you consume, you will produce:

Understanding this landscape is crucial because what we consume directly influences our output. If we fill ourselves with negativity, mindless content, and unhealthy foods, our thoughts, actions, and bodies inevitably reflect that. On the other hand, positive, resourceful, and healthy consumption results in positive outcomes in our thoughts, actions, and overall well-being.

You have a choice:

Be mindful of what you consume. Opt for content that inspires, educates, and aligns with your values. Pay attention to what you eat, read, and watch. By making conscious choices, we reclaim control over our lives and contribute to a world where our well-being is valued over corporate interests.

ONE QUESTION

• What small change can you make today to have a more mindful and intentional lifestyle?

Until next week,

Carlo Sabatella
Founder of Neuron Visuals