ian ross
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Tiny Books. Big ideas.
ian ross
mindfulness.substack.com
“If you want to get rich, target a niche. If you want to go broke, market to all the folks. Identifying a problem in that niche market is priority #1. Creating a desired solution for that problem is priority #2. Delivering that solution for a profit to your niche market is priority #3.”
Robert W. Bly • How to Write and Sell Simple Information for Fun and Profit: Your Guide to Writing and Publishing Books, E-Books, Articles, Special Reports, Audios, Videos, Membership Sites, and Other How-To Content
A new state of being creates a new personality … a new personality produces a new personal reality. How will you know whether this meditative practice has activated your three brains to produce the intended effect? Simple: you will feel different as a result of investing in the process.
Joe Dispenza • Breaking The Habit of Being Yourself: How to Lose Your Mind and Create a New One
"I remember seeing the great Christopher Hitchens debate
He was already sick.
And it was clear by his appearance, as he said so well “more & more was being taken from less and less”
“How are you feeling?” - the host asked.
“well, I’m dying.” - He said - "But so too, are you"
He was already sick.
And it was clear by his appearance, as he said so well “more & more was being taken from less and less”
“How are you feeling?” - the host asked.
“well, I’m dying.” - He said - "But so too, are you"
ian hollander @ianhollander
A beautiful dance on broken glass.
Whenever you chicken out, you don't just feel the pain of cowardice; you miss out on the pleasure of courage.
Adam Mastroianni • So You Wanna De-Bog Yourself
CS Lewis
This idea is common now, especially, in the West, that meditation might be more about relaxation, or maybe addressing stress. But that’s not the meat of the program. The center of that program is a deep, profound, and progressive investigation about the nature of who we are and how our own minds work. It’s a deep investigation about the way our emo... See more
Oshan Jarow • Your mind needs chaos
“So many advantages come from being willing to look like an idiot in the short term.
You stay silent in an important meeting, afraid to voice critical thoughts and watch the project fail. You don’t write the novel because you’re afraid people might not read it. You don’t admit you were wrong and repeatedly make the same mistake. You don’t ask the pe... See more
You stay silent in an important meeting, afraid to voice critical thoughts and watch the project fail. You don’t write the novel because you’re afraid people might not read it. You don’t admit you were wrong and repeatedly make the same mistake. You don’t ask the pe... See more