Claudiu
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A sparking curious mind
Claudiu
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high-value advice, in general), is about insight .
Insight requires context, nuance, and judgment.
Insight requires context, nuance, and judgment.
- What are you trying to accomplish?
- What's your timeframe?
- What other constraints should I be aware of?
- Do you have more time to invest than money, or more money to invest than time?
- What do you love?
- What do you hate?
- What will you say you'll do?
- What will
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it's weird that at a given age, 45 say, someone can't just write down the compressed/compiled topline notes on everything they've learned about life, and then just hand that to someone at 20, saving them 25 years of lessons. why that doesn't work is a somewhat instructive Q
norvid_studiesx.com"When you throw trash on the ground, you apparently don't see yourself as truly belonging in the world that you're walking around in. And when you fraudulently claim money from the government, you are ultimately stealing from your friends, family, and neighbors - or somebody else's friends, family, and neighbors" - Tribe, Sebastian Junger (p.112)
Your inner growth is completely dependent upon the realization that the only way to find peace and contentment is to stop thinking about yourself.
Michael A. Singer • The Untethered Soul: The Journey Beyond Yourself
.@naval: First of all, I don't think of myself. I just want to be clear on that. And that's not a rule. It's just a habit I've kind of developed because I found that thinking about yourself is a source of all unhappiness and misery.
Self obsession is the root of all unhappiness.
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Arjun Khemanix.comEvery artist, athlete, or entrepreneur who outlasts is following a pure thread of desire. Discipline might sustain the structure, but desire is the fire. The problem is that we’ve made desire suspect. Religious traditions, educational systems, even corporate cultures tell us to mistrust it. But the Dionysian impulse — the wild, ecstatic, creative... See more
Adaptation is reaction. Evolution is creation. If I’m adapting, I’m responding to external pressure — dodging, compensating, negotiating with the environment. But in evolution, something emerges that was inconceivable to the previous system. That’s why I say: the moment you’re adapting to your opponent’s moves, they already own you. True mastery —... See more