Inse was a young boy who loved to play soccer, draw, and sing. He had so many things he wanted to do, but sometimes he felt overwhelmed. One day, he was sitting in his room, surrounded by his books and toys, and he felt like he didn’t have enough time for everything. He sighed and looked at his sister, Curity, who was sitting next to him.
“I wish I had more time for everything,” Inse said.
Curity smiled at him. “You know, Inse, sometimes it can feel like we don’t have enough time for everything, but we can learn to prioritize and manage our time effectively.”
Inse looked at her, curious. “How do I do that?”
Curity thought for a moment. “Let’s use the five transformations to figure it out.”
Inse nodded and listened as Curity explained the first transformation: ignore the voice of insecurity. She told him that sometimes he might feel like he can’t do everything, but he shouldn’t listen to that negative voice in his head. Instead, he should focus on what he can do.
Inse nodded again and felt a little better. Then Curity explained the second transformation: use the voice of insecurity as amusement and inspiration. She told him that when he heard that negative voice in his head, he could laugh at it and use it as motivation to do better.
Inse thought about this and smiled. He realized that he could turn that negative voice into something positive.
Next, Curity explained the third transformation: be guided by the voice of security. She told him to be confident and focus on the good things in life.
Inse felt his confidence grow as he listened to Curity’s words. He felt like he could do anything.
Then Curity explained the fourth transformation: take action. She told him to make a list of the things he wanted to do and prioritize them. She told him to focus on the most important things first.
Inse grabbed a piece of paper and started to write down all the things he wanted to do. He realized that he had a lot on his plate, but he knew he could do it if he focused.
Finally, Curity explained the fifth transformation: befriend the two inner voices. She told him that it was okay to feel overwhelmed sometimes, but he needed to remember that he could handle it. She told him to make friends with that negative voice and use it to motivate him.
Inse smiled at his sister. “Thank you, Curity. I feel much better now.”
Curity hugged him. “You’re welcome, Inse. Remember, you can do anything you set your mind to.”
Inse looked at his list and felt determined. He knew he could prioritize and manage his time effectively.
From that day forward, Inse used the five transformations whenever he felt overwhelmed. He learned to prioritize and manage his time effectively, and he was able to do all the things he loved. He played soccer, drew, and sang, and he felt happy and fulfilled.
The End.
