Energy in Action
What is practical experience? Why is it so important to be successful in your personal and professional life?
Practical experience means you are bringing your energy into action. When you bring your energy into action, you accomplish a task in this external world. And when you do that task, you experientially know the pros and cons of it.
From the beginning of the task to its completion, the insights you gain are your experience. And when your experience has practical applications, then it becomes true practical experience in life.
Without bringing your energy into action, you cannot experience the reality of your life. From the moment you take birth in this body until the moment you leave it, you are always doing activities—sometimes knowingly, sometimes unknowingly. But the true transformation happens when you choose consciously.
Conscious Action vs Unconscious Motion
If you can increase the volume of activities you do knowingly and consciously, your practical experience will be far more valuable than it is now.
The wisdom you gain by remaining conscious while experiencing anything in life adds to your intelligence. That intelligence is extremely valuable—not just for you, but also for the world. Based on your intelligence, you receive more opportunities. And naturally, your worth in this world increases manifold.
But when you do not give importance to experiencing fully, consciously, and intently, you remain in motion rather than in action. You live life only in your mind.
Example: Learning by Doing
For example, imagine you want to cook food. You decide to make pizza. You watch a video that explains the recipe: how to create the base, how to add toppings, how to bake, and finally how to eat it.
But pause and ask yourself—has your cooking been completed by merely watching the video? Have you eaten the pizza?
Of course not.
In order to have the practical experience of cooking and eating pizza, you must go to the market, buy the ingredients, and actually implement the recipe. Only then do you learn through trial and error.
In the first attempt, you may not create the best pizza. Perhaps the dough is too thick, the cheese burns, or the taste is not what you expected. But after many attempts, you refine the process. You learn to create the best pizza in the world.
The same is true of life. By doing a task intentionally, by investing your valuable energy in it in real time, you discover countless new aspects—not just of pizza-making, but of living itself.
Everyday Actions as Spiritual Practice
Life itself is like cooking a pizza. Every day brings countless small events. From the moment you wake up until the moment you sleep, you participate in them.
If you perform each of these activities intentionally and consciously, by becoming one with them in the moment, you will discover that life is beautiful and fresh.
The same tea or coffee you drink every morning will feel new and unique, because the sip you take today is fresh, created now, lived now. Yesterday’s coffee is gone. Today’s cup is alive in your hands.
With this perspective, brushing your teeth, taking a bath, eating, working on your laptop, or scrolling your phone—when done consciously—become gateways to deeper living.
You start to experience that life is not repetitive or boring, but new and alive in each moment. By seeing everything with this fresh consciousness, your practical experience of life multiplies.
The Creative Human Being
When you live in this way, even after ten or fifteen attempts at the same task, you no longer just do it—you master it. You create not only the best pizza but also the best version of life.
You become a creative human being. You transform life from a dull repetition into a canvas of continuous creativity.
This is the immense importance of practical experience.
If you are not doing anything practically, you are living only in your mind. You hand over the command of your life to your mind. And when the mind rules, your personal and professional life suffers.
The Cost of Inaction
In your family, you are not valued if you do not contribute. When given a task, you postpone it. Why? Because you are not bringing your energy into action.
There are two main reasons for this:
- Mental and Energetic Blockages
You may be caught in past trauma or fear of the future. You spend your life trapped in your mind. This creates depression, stress, anxiety, sleepless nights, and fatigue. Pain and low energy stop you from taking action. - Lack of Purpose and Drive
You may not find any purpose in life. Life feels like a burden. You feel lost, confused, and bored with your routines—whether in your job or your personal life. You interact with people in the same way, without depth. Over time, you become heavy, lethargic, and energetically dull.
Whatever the reason, the result is the same: you stop taking practical actions. Without practical actions, you stop gaining experience. Without experience, you stop growing.
Health, Fitness, and Action
Even in health, growth depends on action. If you want to get fit and build stamina, you cannot do it by thinking. You must take action:
- Eat right.
- Learn when and how to eat.
- Exercise to build stamina.
- Breathe and move to create energy.
Health is created through conscious, practical action.
This is why coaching exists—to guide you to remove energetic blockages, to help you build energy, and to move you toward action. Once you release your blockages, you naturally feel energy guiding you into purposeful actions that improve the quality of your life.
Practical Experience Brings Value
Practical experience helps you grow as an individual. And when you grow, you become valuable to your spouse, your partner, your children, and your family members.
You become exemplary—not because of what you know in theory, but because of the actions you take.
When you take action, you radiate positive energy. This energy influences the entire environment of your home. It’s like a flower blooming in a garden. Its fragrance spreads naturally into the air, affecting everyone around it.
When you bloom through action, your energy becomes radiant and fragrant, uplifting your family and community.
Action in Professional Life
The same principle applies in your professional life. A charismatic personality is not one who only dreams or talks, but one who takes dynamic action.
When you consistently act, you become valued in your organization or business. People look forward to working with you—not because you are lucky or privileged, but because you radiate the wisdom and dynamism born of practical experience.
Whether you are an employee, a leader, or an entrepreneur, this quality makes you celebrated. The world recognizes the man or woman who has lived life fully, consciously, and completely.
Overcoming Blocks Through Coaching
If you feel blocked, disconnected, or unable to act, remember: energetic and mental blockages can be removed.
Through personal coaching, you can receive insights into your energy and learn how to transform yourself into a dynamic man or woman. Once your blockages are released, action flows naturally. Life regains its freshness and vibrancy.
Conclusion: The Call to Action
The importance of practical experience cannot be overstated. Without action, life remains a mental construct, an unreal picture. With action, life becomes alive, fragrant, and radiant.
Practical experience:
- Grows your intelligence.
- Builds your worth.
- Strengthens your relationships.
- Uplifts your family environment.
- Expands your professional success.
- Makes you a creative human being.
So act. Begin with small actions—brushing your teeth consciously, sipping your tea with presence, cooking with awareness. Then expand into greater actions—building your health, working with energy, taking bold steps in your career and relationships.
Each action builds practical experience. Each practical experience builds wisdom. And wisdom makes you a radiant human being, a flower blooming with fragrance in the garden of life.
Thank you. May you act practically, live consciously, and create success in your personal and professional journey.
