Melanie Levitin
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Melanie Levitin
The types of fear our society (and parents, and friends) inflict upon us—fear of being the last single friend, fear of being an older parent, sometimes just fear of being judged or talked about—are the types that lead us to settle for a not-so-great partnership. The irony is that the only rational fear we should feel is the fear of spending the... See more
Tim Urban • How to Pick Your Life Partner - Part 1
Hello, Mortal
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Of course, we rarely approach relationships with such wisdom. Instead, we spend years failing to fully commit to any one relationship—either by finding a reason to call things off as soon as a serious liaison starts to look likely or by only halfheartedly showing up for whatever relationship we’re in. Or, alternatively, in a pattern that every... See more
Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management for Mortals
The Ambitious Advisors This includes freelancers, agencies and advisors. Since I am in this group as well, I can attest to one thing that is really unique here. Technology and the markets move fast and because we are constantly talking to people and seeing the insides of companies, we develop a good intuition for the problems companies face and how
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For a woman who wants to have biological children with her husband, she has one very real limitation in play, which is the need to pick the right life partner by forty, give or take.
Tim Urban • How to Pick Your Life Partner - Part 1
Relationships are hard. Expecting a strong relationship without treating it like a rigorous part-time job is like expecting to have a great career without putting in any effort.
Tim Urban • How to Pick Your Life Partner - Part 2
Cursor - The AI Code Editor
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PAUSE: Postpone Action Until Serenity Enters.