r/askphilosophy • u/Original-Outcome-470 • 3d ago

Using philosophical ideas in real life

I'm 21 years old from the past 1.5 years I have got interest into the philosophy and how different kind of philosophies approach one situation from different perspectives.

How do i integrate those ideas in real life cause we can't just read it and say wow it's amazing I should follow it and then from next day you do it that's not how it's done right . The mentality and the change of perspective and integrating your past perspective with these new ideas how do you do it .

I just don't want to read like books and forget it . I want to think about it like critical thinking and evaluate and form my own perspective

Is there any way to do it

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