Brandon Dang
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Brandon Dang
The Professor Banned From Speaking Out: "We Need To Start Preparing Before It's Too Late!” - Dr Bret
1:41:00 To prepare for the unknown of the future, focus on nourishing relationships
- I can’t continue doing a bunch of speedy things but just go a little more slowly. Speed is a pathogen. Live in a speed-laced environment long enough, and before I know it I’m tripping over my own feet and debating a cocaine habit.
Slowness is a result of curating an environment that cultivates slack instead of speed, perpetuates ease instead of urge... See more - Check out Chat with Jayasāra: Love and Memory, from the Waking Up app:
https://dynamic... See moreChasing peak experiences is chasing a false summit. They just turn to memories and delude you into striving and away from the present
Marketing is about making soulful bets. If you’re not purchasing cosmic lottery tickets somewhere you’ll never rise above the noise.
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- “It is a joy to be hidden, and a disaster not to be found.”
- Put another way, a major reason everyone is so exhausted is because we have been taught to always strive for better, even if we have only the vaguest notion of what that “better” would look like, and even if it means viewing everything in our world as raw material that could potentially be utilized toward that end. But obedience to something outsid... See more
from Why Your "Digital Shabbat" Will Fail by Kelsey Osgood
The case for spirituality as a fundamental choice over a self-improvement treadmill. Obedience feels like a strange word here but it feels like theres truth in the sentiment
The term bedrotting screams the quiet part aloud: when the ability to work is cherished above all else, rest has to be framed as abject.
from Bed Rotting and Loud Quitting by Anne Helen Petersen