The Evergreens
reminders for myself
The Evergreens
“people pay to see others believe in themselves”
Kim Gordon: 'There's a wall of faceless men I have to climb over'
“You are never too old to be what you might’ve been.” - Mary Ann Evans (aka George Eliot)
Too many people think the grass is greener somewhere else but grass is green where you water it, remember that.
Managing introvert-extrovert balance through three essential emotional needs: social connection, solitude, and intimate one-on-one conversations for overall well-being
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And are you, I mean, because I've sensed from you both introvert and extrovert This is true Oh my God I got it right You got it right So what tell me about that How have you figured that out
Okay I see myself as having three cups There the extroversion socialization cup the alone time cup and the with one other person having an intimate
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I used to think that most of my early 20s was “wasted time” because I did nothing productive outside of my career. However, looking back now I realized that I was consuming information that would eventually help with this blog. The information you consume will likely one day provide you with some benefit, you just don’t know where... See more
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After more than a century of life and decades of studying both the human body and the human soul, I have found this to be true: we are happiest when we remember our divine worth and extend that recognition to others—beginning with our own families.
Russell M. Nelson: We All Deserve Dignity and Respect
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