The law of three
The Law of Three
In one of my conversations with a close friend who is also a colleague, I found myself explaining to her about the effectiveness of the Law of Three and how good it would be if she could adopt it in her business life. The law of three as its name implies is; Three sides of a triangle which connect and are constructed at precise angles. Just like a pyramid, tier upon tier. For the sake of simplicity of the law, I will explain it this way - three sides that each symbolize and express a different business standard:
- Triangle vertex - passive income
- Right rib (strong rib) - active doing
- Left rib - soul
The vertex of the triangle refers to passive income. It is a dream of all of us to find this something which can be passively profited from. What is your something?; It can be passive income such as real estate investments, the capital market, digital products, other products and more. There is no shortage of options in which you can earn passively.
Do you have passive income today? A question worth asking yourself. Passive income produces peace of mind.
The right rib which is usually the strongest rib (and if you are left then inverted) speaks of active doing. What we do is actually going to advance our business career and our professional title. What is your active doing? Active action accompanied by willpower produces patience and commitment to achieving goals and objectives.
The left rib (and vice versa if you are right-wing) speaks of our mind and soul. It has to do with our destiny and the sense of self-satisfaction we have towards ourselves. Our psyche communicates to our vision. How we see ourselves living in the future, where, how spacious we are, what we wear, what our status is, what we do and who our environment is. In order to connect to the soul and vision it is desirable that we listen to our inner guidance. The one who taught me this for the first time was Michal Peles Shalev whom asked me to listen to my inner self, ask myself the right questions and mostly focus on what I want.
It is important to understand that each side has a central role that cannot be functioned exclusively by the other. Each of the ribs has a deep meaning which requires your sharing and transparency with yourself. It is possible and desirable to also share the immediate supportive environment which can shed light in the situation of a crossroads.
To illustrate the law of three I have attached the triangle I work with when I need to remind myself where I stand and where I am headed. I recommend that you adopt such a drawing, even write on a sheet of paper. It does not really matter what you write, the main thing is that you do it when you feel confusion and lack of clarity. I promise it will get you back on track.
This is the moment to be honest with yourself and ask the following questions:
- Do I have a passive income? Do I want passive income?
- What is the active work I do to take my career one step further?
- What does my soul want? What does my vision look like? How does he feel and behave?
It's okay to update my goals and objectives from time to time. It is even recommended. The purpose of the questions are to help us make a decision regarding the dilemma in which we find ourselves 'here and now'. We can all find ourselves "scattering" in all sorts of directions in doing. Most of us have a laid back attitude when it comes to painting a picture about ourselves. The fun of producing several things at once that can enrich our world and paint our days in new and vibrant colors.
In conclusion, I recommend that you adopt the law of three whenever you think of checking new orders and whether it matches the direction you are heading. At the same time, I always say to maintain mental flexibility. It has a lot to it. Thought flexibility allows us to deal with situations of uncertainty and it can inevitably lead us to districts we have not thought of. Usually mental flexibility will call to mind and soul, to the vision we see in our minds and where we are documented to be.