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The world’s most successful people tend to be extremely curious, and if you can tell them something interesting and true they didn’t know, you have their attention.

"If you reject your own ideas, then the part of the brain that comes up with ideas is going to stop. You just do it and do it and do it, and you sort it out later."

Flirting, at its core, is simple: it’s subtle allure.

It’s the spark, the teasing, the pull, the lightness, the what if . It’s curiosity mixed with possibility, without any pressure or certainty attached to it.

Weakened Cognitive Skills: Reduced capacity for analysis, critical evaluation, and deep thought, making you prone to accepting information passively.

And I am so exhausted by this constant orbit around potential. This slow bleeding of meaning. A daily flirtation with who I am not, what I don’t have, and what I haven’t done. Somewhere along the way, I stopped asking what I wanted and started asking what would look impressive. And what society worships shifts so quickly, that mentality becomes... See more

When you have a new crush or you’re in the early days of dating someone, everything is heightened. Everything feels a bit more alive. You get butterflies over the smallest things — a message, a glance, a moment of anticipation.

You pay attention to the details. You become more intentional without even trying. The way you dress, the way you move, the... See more

There are only two kinds of issues in life

1. Skill issues


2. Will issues

Average people are overskilled. And people who think they don’t have the right skills are often just lacking will.

A lack of will is often covered up with perfectionism, complexity, overthinking, seeking out endless free mentors, or even believing you need more resources (money).

“Will... See more

Emotional & Psychological Toll: Can foster shame, low confidence, and feeling inadequate, especially when struggling with literacy or complex tasks.