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The most powerful people in the world don’t shout — they understand how power moves silently.
In this post, uncover 32 laws of social power that change how people see you, treat you, and respond to your presence.
From mastering silence and reading body language to controlling perception and using timing... See more
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The key to successful relationships is to stop keeping score and instead focus on being the partner you aspire to be.
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The second is, and this is kind of the most important, is, and I didn't learn this, and this was the biggest unlock, I think, for me in terms of my relationships with my partner and my friends and my parents, was to put away the scorecard.
And that is, relationships are a transaction to a certain extent. You might be providing economic security
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Alejandro Jodorowsky has never been an artist you simply watch, he’s someone you witness.
A filmmaker, poet, mystic, and provocateur, his life feels like an ongoing act of creation, a decades-long ritual that refuses to separate art from spirit. To speak of Jodorowsky is to speak of excess and enlightenment, cinema and... See more
instagram.comA great story about simplicity from Akio Morita, the instigator of the Walkman project at Sony:
Engineers had the technology to add the recording function to the Walkman and it would’ve cost only 50 cents to a dollar per unit. Morita decided against it. He wanted the device to have one function, which it performs very well. Walkman should only play
"People can sometimes be held hostage by their expectations. They have a dream of something they would like to achieve or a path they intend to follow, but their mindset falls apart when things don't work out how they had hoped.
The key is to reach for an extremely high bar, but to be adaptable enough to reframe the failures, disappointments, and... See more
The key is to reach for an extremely high bar, but to be adaptable enough to reframe the failures, disappointments, and... See more
3-2-1: On the danger of a good idea, how to do your best work, and a question to inspire action
When I was finishing university, I was so anxious about what came next that I started applying for jobs an entire year before graduation. When I left a big tech job, I threw myself straight into a startup. I rushed into new relationships after breakups, or into the next project as soon as the previous one ended.
I’ve... See more
instagram.comThe two stages of mastery for those with many passions
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