"If, I Have Unconditional Basic Income"

Unconditional basic income has always been my dream, but I have never thought about how to arrange it after it is realized. Today, I will jump to the delusion and plan a blueprint! Maybe one day I will be really financially free, and I can save some effort, haha.

First, define basic income.
My understanding is that there is no need to consider daily expenses, such as water, electricity, coal, breakfast, lunch and dinner and transportation costs. In other words, with a basic income, I don't have to work enough to maintain a basic livelihood, including: clothing, food, housing, and travel needs.

Using Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, the underlying physiological and safety needs have been addressed. I can go to the top three levels of pursuit: the need for belonging, the need for esteem, and the highest level of self-actualization .

My To Do List:
It is roughly divided into four parts: " year , month , week , day " to write.

• Annual <br class="smart">Do a full body checkup at least once a year Go to international volunteer services at least once Go on a trip with your family at least once
• <br class="smart">Donate monthly to institutions and organizations that share the same philosophy Enroll in courses, learn a new knowledge or skill Make appointments with close friends at least once Participate in volunteer services related to environmental conservation at least twice Donate blood (every three months)
• Weekly <br class="smart">vegetarian on weekends Sunday to review progress throughout the week and produce a part-time job that interests you, eg: bartender
• Everyday <br class="smart">make breakfast by myself, take time to watch news, read books, watch movies, listen to music, run my own online platform, take time to write, take time to spend time with family and talk about cleaning up the room/do household cleaning/wash dishes and sleep Drink enough 8 glasses of water for 8 hours to do aerobic exercise for one hour
  
  

Specifically, my checklist can be broken down into four sections: Health, Relationships, Self-Growth and Giving Back :

For me, the most important thing for a person is to have health, because the first thing to do is the body to be able to handle it, and the body is the hardware of the whole life. If conditions permit, we should pay more attention to physical and mental health and maintain ideal physical and psychological quality. Without the work pressure of regular work, there is no more reason to suffer damage to the body.

Secondly, it is the attention to the people around us. Many times catching up with life will make us ignore the attention to the people around us. Life has a time limit, and it is the homework of a lifetime to pay attention to and cherish the people around us.

In addition, with the spirit of living until old and learning old, I believe that life is a process of continuous learning, verification and practice. With social changes and age, there are different things worth continuing to learn, and adding value to yourself is also one of the best ways to invest. Life is not short or long, and it is not long. It is very important to have the motivation to move forward and set goals. Through constant self-challenge, we will know ourselves better and bring continuous endurance to our life.

Finally, I quoted Zeng Laofuzi's Confucian study: self-cultivation, family order, governance of the country, and peace in the world. Although I have no ambition to rule the country or bring peace to the world, but as a human being, I hope to do my best for the things I love and the world I live in. To enrich yourself, not only for yourself, but also to use your skills to give back to the society. Taking donations as an example, when financial conditions permit, it is natural to be more autonomous. Similarly, if you have more time, you can participate in more community and environmental protection activities in person. Even if the power of one person is meager, it is a practical action that can make the world a better place.

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