Hrisikesh Medhi
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Hrisikesh Medhi
There are two ways to grow: by adding or by shedding.
Do you need to add something or do you need to shed something
Do you need to add something or do you need to shed something
James Clear • 3-2-1: Two ways to grow, how to criticize, and a simple recipe for finding good opportunities
Sara Du
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McKinney is right: You could just go out and find it, but really, you had to. As is true in so many life lessons, the work is the point. And the internet used to be more work to experience. Today, it’s more work to avoid
What I Want From The Internet - Christopher Butler ☼
Good writing is meditative writing. It’s a polished and cohesive train of thought, devoid of superfluous babble. If intrusive thoughts make their way into your writing and you neglect to edit them out, your work will suffer. Quality writing does not arise from a stream of consciousness or absent-mindedness. It’s a practice of meditating on a specif... See more
Jen Hitze • Attention, Distraction, and Your Responsibility
Writing is meditative
Performance is something that we will give more time; behavior we won’t. And that’s because behavior is a choice, not a skill set
Attention Required! | Cloudflare
Behaviour is a choice, not a skill set
Once you realize that money is a resource you own – and not the other way around – you will see money for what it really is: a tool that amplifies the values you already espouse
Lawrence Yeo • Money Is the Megaphone of Identity
A tool that amplifies your values
It’s almost like boredom doesn’t exist, like difficulty doesn’t exist, scarcity doesn’t exist. And a feeling I’ve been having a lot lately is that scarcity is often what creates meaning. When you’re surrounded by infinite possibilities, when you know around the next corner is another video that might be funnier, you’re never going to sit with the t
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