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•The best way to learn about your new passion is to teach yourself. Go back to school by creating your own curriculum. Develop a timetable, stick to that routine, and engage in self-imposed solitude.
Dr Costas Andriopoulos • Purposeful Curiosity
Before you go out searching for love—
surround yourself with everyone who ever truly loved you.
Even if they’re gone, their love lives in you.
Fill your cup with that first.
Then go.
#FemaleBossUnleashed #SelfLoveFirst #LoveLivesOn #FillYourOwnCup... See more
instagram.com“Be careful when a naked person offers you a shirt."
bring your loved ones with you when you walk into a room
Maya Angelou
two ways Greeks define time:
1) Chronos: quantity
2)Kairos quality
Anne-Laure Le Cunff • Tiny experiments • Ch. 4
“Trosky never tried to keep the top spot any one year but rather to place in the top 10 percent over ten years, aiming for long-term excellence rather than peak performance . . . Trosky calls this way of investing strategic mediocrity. His thesis is that it is possible to be excellent over the long term by not investing in the highest-performing
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björk said that trying to communicate through talking feels like trying to put the ocean through a straw
Replace passive participation by creating opportunities to apply concepts you are learning, designing a learning strategy that’s tailored to your needs, and setting aside time for regular reflection so that you can make timely adjustments.
Teachers are only there to help you change your mind, to model possibility, good books exist to guide you, but... See more
Teachers are only there to help you change your mind, to model possibility, good books exist to guide you, but... See more
Anyone Who Has Ever Mastered a Skill is Self-Taught
mastery , self-learning , skills , self-help
Why Change Is So Scary — and How to Unlock Its Potential | Maya Shankar | TED
youtube.comHow might this change . . . change how you define yourself?
Maybe instead of attaching yourself to what you are doing, attach yourself to the ‘why’ of the action.
There’s something intimate about never speaking to someone again. You think of them at random times, feel closer from afar than you ever did up close, and wish them well in silence. The pull of what was left unsaid lingers, memories that never age, a name that carries a season of your life. Not longing, just a quiet knowing. Some people stay with... See more
waezaaaasubstack.comA hindering fear almost always follows a what-if approach to anything new. To fully engage your curiosity, learn to distinguish between valid fears and unsubstantiated ones. For those who engage in life-threatening pursuits, much as Canadian adventurer and storm chaser George Kourounis does, curiosity itself can be the best way to overcome fear.
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