Agalia Tan
@agaaalia
Senior Strategist at We Are Social
RADAR Chapter Lead for Singapore
Agalia Tan
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"The source of healthy boundaries is self-love and self-respect. When you learn to love yourself, you are less likely to put up with people who don't love you back."
3-2-1: On magic bullets, how to handle criticism, and what to let go of this year
Not only do we tend to rewrite our memories according to the narratives we believe in at the moment, we are also easily influenced by word choices e.g. using the phrase ‘a car that zoomed past’ versus ‘a car that drove past’ can cause us to believe different things.
Memory is less so a recording or a catalogue, but more like vapour.
The person who carefully designs their daily routine goes further than the person who negotiates with themselves every day.
Let inertia work for you.
Let inertia work for you.
. If we can do that - if we can actually create the space, take the time, and exercise the discipline to properly step into an idea - I’d contend that the chances of us actually being able to then contribute to the development and improvement of it will be vastly improved.
TL;DR: Just sit with it for a while.
TL;DR: Just sit with it for a while.
Martin Weigel • The subtle art of stepping into an idea — Martin Weigel
My house plants became healthier and died less often once I stopped tracking their watering, stopped trying to use moisture meters or other tools, and learned to pick up on their vibes instead.
Many such cases.
Nat Eliasonx.comIt is just a way of viewing children: as capable of competence, as craving meaningful work, as worthy to be included in serious discussions. We can learn to view them like that, but it is a subtle and profound shift in perception, a shift away from the way we are taught to view children. When I read the biographies, it feels a little bit like... See more
Henrik Karlsson • Childhoods of Exceptional People
To become a genius, you have to build your scenius.
Jasmine Bina • How to Create a High Performance Information Diet
My favorite part of the research process is figuring out “who knows this audience better than they know themselves”
if your audience is parents, talk to teachers. they will give you better insight than parents themselves.
if your audience is parents, talk to teachers. they will give you better insight than parents themselves.