self-recalibration
updating frames, concept maps, and beliefs. reframing. expanding perspectives.
self-recalibration
Practical Protocols for Reality Hackers
leonardmorton.substack.com
Taste Is the New Intelligence
wildbarethoughts.com
Personality Isn't Permanent: Break Free from Self-Limiting Beliefs and Rewrite Your Story
amazon.com
Question your maps and models of the universe, both inner and outer, and continually test them against the raw input of reality. Our maps are still maps, approximating the landscape of truth from the territories of the knowable — incomplete representational models that always leave more to map, more to fathom, because the selfsame forces that made... See more
Maria Popova • 13 Life-Learnings from 13 Years of Brain Pickings
More people should be willing to change their minds. More people should treat their ideas like software that is open source, and in active development. Instead, people treat their ideas like a bridge; stable, but slowly decaying.
Kyle Harrison • Open-Source Knowledge
Your spiritual practice is solid when, over time, your experience opens up more and more dimensions and nuances and you're generally gaining clarity, like an aperture that's ever widening.
Things just appear more as what they are, and you're exploring new ways of (un)seeing.
Marvin Keilbachx.comInstead of looking outwards to others and society for answers, I began to look within. I started to reconnect with my body. I began to garden. I shifted from a mindset of competition to one of cultivation. I created space for things to unfold instead of ruthlessly planning my life and strategically designing every step.
Sam Sager • Work, Ambition, and Identity
my tendency’s been to fixate on what’s difficult, painful, or scary in my experience, with a sincere desire to improve or change them. lately, i’m convinced there’s a better option: to shift my attention to what's good, beautiful, and pleasurable & allow those to saturate my life
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