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Unveiling The Art of Writing Consistency
Your brain is a garden where writing is the water; without routine, your ideas wither. Master consistency, and you cultivate a forest of thoughts ready for harvest, every day.
Unraveling the Tangle of Overthought
Ever find your brain marinating in a stew of 'what ifs'? Classic case of overthinking, friend. Let's unspool that mental yarn.
A Quick Intro to The Absurdist Philosophy of Albert Camus – in 9 Short Points
Born in French Algeria in 1913, Camus's experiences with life's harshness underpin his philosophy. His works, including "The Myth of Sisyphus," explore the human condition's absurdity. Here’s all you need to know…
9 Leadership Lessons from History's Great Conquerors
In the grand theater of history, the most decisive leaders shaped the world as we know it. Let's unravel some key lessons from history's greatest minds... all in the time it takes to order a coffee ⏱️ ☕️
What we can learn from Jennifer Harman (Superstars of Poker summary)
"Superstars of Poker" charts Jennifer Harman's rise as an iconic figure in the male-dominated world of poker through grit, skill, and unwavering determination. Read on to find out how Jackie Alyson pulls that off...
Mastering the Art of Reading: 8 Game-Changing Rules by Ryan Holiday ...
It's a collection of reading strategies taken from history’s greatest readers which will help me become a productive and effective reader. By following these rules, you will be able to set the right reading goals and become a lifelong reader.
Habit 1: The Power of Proactive Thinking From 7 Habits of Highly Effective People
In August 2011, Time listed 7 Habits as one of "The 25 Most Influential Business Management Books". Upon Covey's death in 2012, the book had sold more than 20 million copies. The audiobook became the first non-fiction in U.S. publishing history to sell more than 1 million copies.
3 Books That Will Help You Overcome A Weak Mindset
There is a lot of misinformation and misconception about what it means to be mentally strong. It’s not about acting tough all the time and letting go of emotions but it’s about balancing the emotional and rational selves.
growing up.
i made a short story about growing up and I am submitting it for a writing contest.
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Philosophical Growth Hacks
Socrates famously claimed, "The unexamined life is not worth living." Peek into your daily routines and question them. Self-awareness can be your compass.
The Philosophy of Zhuangzi: Embracing the Absurdity of Life
Ever heard of Zhuangzi? He was the ancient Chinese philosopher who found humor in life's absurdities. He'd laugh at our office woes, pointing out that life is fleeting and unpredictable. Embrace the chaos!
The Art of Negotiation: Strategies from the Diplomatic World
Negotiation, a subtle art practiced in the high-stakes world of diplomacy, holds lessons for us all. Mastering it can turn conflicts into opportunities...
5 Eye-Opening Japanese Techniques To Overcome Laziness ...
The majority of us struggle with procrastination on a regular basis. In the case of unimportant tasks, procrastination isn't a bad thing. The problem arises when you procrastinate on tasks significant to your professional and personal development.
This 13 year old girl is a Narcissist
I read in the news that a 13 year old girl tried to kill her parents.
How 'The Alchemist' Can Help You Live Your Dreams
Paulo Coelho is an authority on the subject of living your dreams. His book, The Alchemist, has sold 65 million copies. Before it’s success, his defied his parents wishes, and his countries rules, to stay true to what he calls his, “personal calling.”
Be More Arnold: 7 Things To Emulate From Arnold Schwarzenegger's Netflix Documentary
First, the numbers. Arnold has won 7 Mr. Olympia titles. At one point, he was the highest paid actor in Hollywood, earning $30 million a movie. He was elected Governor of California in 2003 and then re-elected in 2006. His net worth is estimated at $450 million.
Building Resilience: A Guide to Thriving Under Pressure
Build a strong foundation. Like a sturdy house, resilience requires a solid base of self-care, healthy habits, and positive relationships.
Unlocking Startup Capital: A Discerning Guide to Funding Avenues and Strategies
Like alchemists transforming lead into gold, entrepreneurs weave dreams into reality. But this alchemy demands capital. In this primer, we'll delve into funding options, igniting your entrepreneurial journey.
8 Isaac Mashman Quotes on Emotions and Mindset
It comforts me to know that anything I put my mind to, and pursue, I can achieve. — Isaac Mashman
From Da Vinci to Musk: The Timeless Traits of Polymaths and Their Impact on Society
Polymaths like Da Vinci and Musk don't just think outside the box; they reinvent it. Their secret? A cocktail of curiosity, learning, and daring to dream. Let’s decode the genius recipe.
Celebrate the courage to be different
Embrace the power of the non-conformist: those unique souls who, rather than blending into societal moulds, boldly follow their own compass. They are the trailblazers, the ones who redefine boundaries and challenge us to see the world through a different lens. They pave the way.
Surprising psychological effects: Why classical music makes you smarter and more
The Birthday Number Effect. Want to figure out someone's hidden self-esteem quickly? Give them a list of jumbled numbers, including their birthday, and ask them to circle 2 numbers they like. People with high self-esteem circle their birthday numbers more. More psych insights:
Love
I know you will be thinking of the attraction between man and woman or boy and girl as the love I mean. However the love being discussed in this writeup is the divine love. 1 cor 13 talks about love.
Inside the mind of Ernest Ditcher: The Father of Modern Advertising
In the 1930s, advertising was unsophisticated guesswork. People were surveyed at stores: Why did you buy this? Why not that? Their answers shaped what products were made and how they were advertised. Ernest Dichter, a young man, believed he knew a better way...