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Boredom is good, she argues, because it ignites a network in our brains called the “default mode network.” In short, when we daydream, when we stare blankly out the window, when we perform mindless tasks in which our bodies operate on auto-pilot, our minds start making unexpected connections and solving problems. Some of this kind of sub-conscious... See more
Boredom and Creativity: Is boredom a path to brilliance?
Jonathan Rogers talking about what they learned from a TED talk by Manoush Zamorodi. Source: Boredom and Creativity: Is boredom a path to brilliance?
Turns out, steady output just isn’t how I work. I move in cycles. There are weeks when I’m unstoppable and weeks when I need to step back and take a breath. I used to treat that rhythm like a personal flaw. I thought worth was measured by how reliably you showed up, not by the energy or perspective you brought when you did.
Someone said it!
Let this sink in: Social media marketing is directly contributing to social media addiction and the global mental health crisis.
Mark Schaefer • Who's responsible for social media addiction? Me and you. - Schaefer Marketing Solutions: We Help Businesses {grow}
roses-in-the-salad-bruno-munari.pdf
LinkBruno Munari - Roses in the Salad
Could be useful for better estimating project duration and fees in the future
Damn and Embracing your ever changing job description
The one about inaction being more powerful than action is so true
People talk about consistency like it's the secret sauce to everything you've ever wanted in life.
You've all read the posts.
How you're supposed to show up every single day, publish your content at 8 a.m. sharp, and leave 50 comments. Not 49. 50!
You've all read the posts.
How you're supposed to show up every single day, publish your content at 8 a.m. sharp, and leave 50 comments. Not 49. 50!
“It’s probs fair to say that basically all of us have considered quitting the apps altogether or at the very least setting some healthy boundaries to keep the feeds from eating up all our mental and emotional energy. I mean, skipping one whole day of scrolling past “friends” who question the efficacy of science-backed vaccines or images of peoples’
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