In telling companies to give their workers time to meditate when they should be working, Prince Harry shows himself as nothing but a delusional drip
Summed up most accurately on Twitter by one Andrew Mander – who responded: “As spoken by a chap with no actual idea what daily work actually means” – work-shy woke Prince Harry has quite deservedly come under fire after yet again patronising the very public he ran away from when he claimed him and his wife wanted “privacy.”
Filmed at his vast £10.3 million ($14 million, €12.2 million or درهم51.4 million) mansion in California, no doubt with money minded ‘Meddling MeGain’ directing his every word in the background, the Duke of Sussex this time decided to offer up gobbledygook about “me time,” “experience burnout” and meditation in the work place. He did so on behalf of the BetterUp “empowerment” startup – a company which pays him a most likely top whack salary, figure unknown.
Proving himself blindly unable to understand the fact that companies employ individuals to do a task that is actually called “work” and that this “work” involves doing some actual “work,” this somewhat intellectually challenged and very privileged brat told firms to “give everyone time to focus on themselves.” Of his own “work” – of which no one else seems to know what that involves – the attention seeker pathetically bleated:
“I experienced burn out and getting to the very end of everything I had. Any fuel I had in the engine, it was like, boom.”
“I know how my nervous system is going to react to things out of my control. [I think]: ‘What do I have in my toolbox?’ What do I have available?”
Going further without explaining that him and his brass necked wife are simply actually doing all they can to shamelessly rake in as much wonga as possible without doing diddly squat since their supposedly permanent move Stateside, the non-expert about anything renegade royal concluded to anyone prepared to listen:
“Mental fitness is the pinnacle… I know that I need to meditate every day… Put it [into your daily routine] like brushing your teeth every morning… As I said at the beginning, everyone has such busy days, if you have 15 minutes of white space… I allot half an hour or 45 minutes in the morning when one kid has gone to school and the other is having a nap, there’s a break in our program… I hope everybody is able to do that.”
Those with a genuine understanding of mental health, such as perhaps the late Dr Anthony Clare – Britain’s best-known psychiatrist – certainly would have been anything but impressed by this moronic mouthpiece’s musings and nor were the public. “Absolutely insufferable, his mom must be spinning in her grave” stated one of this total drip; another added: “He’s really lost it now. HazBeen. Does he need professional help? Yes, from a lawyer to get a divorce.” Next!
DELUSIONAL DRIP PRINCE HARRY’S MORONIC MANTRA
AIM FOR THE PINNACLE OF MENTAL FITNESS:
“Mental fitness is the pinnacle, it’s what you’re aiming for. The road towards that can be really bumpy… it’s called inner ‘work’ for a reason.’ “
INNER WORK:
“With everything else around you, the only way you can combat [burnout] and build resilience for the outside world and your entire environment is the inner work… Outer work becomes so much easier when you get to grips with the inner work… If everybody [had time] to do [inner work], the shift in global consciousness and awareness would be enormous, it would be vast.”
DAILY MEDITATION:
“I know that I need to meditate every day… Put it [into your daily routine] like brushing your teeth every morning… You need to put it into your day diary as a habit otherwise it’s the first thing that drops away from your busy day.”
DAILY ME TIME:
“I have now put in about half an hour, 45 minutes in the morning when one kid has gone to school and the other is having a nap, there’s a break in our program. It’s like, right, it’s either for a workout, take the dog for a walk, get out in nature, maybe meditate. I would hope that everybody would be able to do that.”
LISTEN TO LESSONS FROM THE UNIVERSE:
“Life is about learning and if you’re in your 20s, your 30s, your 40s, and even your 50s and you think you’ve got it sorted then bad stuff is going to happen. But when bad thing happen I think, there’s a lesson here, I’m being schooled by the universe, there is something for me to learn.”
TURN NEGATIVES INTO POSITIVES:
“Every single bad thing – or the things you perceive to be bad – that happen actually can be good.”
SURROUND YOURSELF WITH MENTAL COACHES:
“You need to have someone there who is not only coaching you through life but challenging your perspective. That’s what I ask [my mental coach] for on a weekly basis… Professional help, friends, family, anyone can help you in that coaching process [and give you] the ability to be able to find somebody else to throw ideas off or feelings or thoughts.”
WIPE YOUR MENTAL WINDSCREEN:
“Have different points of views in your life and friends who will not worry about pushing back on things you say or feel to be able to encourage you to be able to see it more clearly. I view that as trying to surround myself with people who will happily wash [my mental] windscreen and clear those filters… There is an endless filter system of what you think is happening.”
CREATE A MENTAL TOOL BOX:
“I know how my nervous system is going to react to certain situations that are out of my control, [so I think], what have I got in my tool box? What tools can help me deal with this?”
HONE YOUR MENTAL SUPERPOWER:
“Life is about discovery. In that discovery you are going to find things that you don’t like, you’re going to find things that make you uncomfortable, that are constantly pushing back on you but as you work your way around those things, all of a sudden the stresses, the chaos, and all of the things that were working against you in your life, be it private life, be it work life… all of the things getting in your way either fall away or you visualise them and are able to turn a negative into a positive and therefore make those things work for you. It almost feels like a superpower.”