Zen & Right Intentions To intend, is not to do. But to intend to do is just as important as doing. So don't intend to do, until you plan on doing good, and in so doing, improve the overall positive impact for all stakeholders invested (that's all of humanity). But what does that mean? Well, it means if you mean to do well, but you don't, or you meant to do good, but you don't; then you neither did good nor well at all. And! If you mean to do bad, but you either do or don't do good or bad (it doesn't matter) then you did do bad regardless of the consequences, effects, or outcomes contrary to the intentions. You should: Intend on doing good, Plan out how to accomplish the good, Plan out how to avoid any evils along the way, Account for all good and evil outcomes, Plan on the worst case scenario absolutely happening, Weigh the good vs. the bad, Ensure that the overall positive impact greatly outweighs the overall negative impact, Adjust your
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