Maya
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Maya
other ways to use your brain:
-Listen to a philosophy podcast while walking
-Rewatch a childhood movie and analyze it
-Learn a new word and use it in a sentence
-Handwrite a letter to someone (or yourself)
-Memorize a poem
-Learn the capitals of every country
-Create a mini book club with one friend
-Pick a side in a debate—then argue the opposite... See more
-Listen to a philosophy podcast while walking
-Rewatch a childhood movie and analyze it
-Learn a new word and use it in a sentence
-Handwrite a letter to someone (or yourself)
-Memorize a poem
-Learn the capitals of every country
-Create a mini book club with one friend
-Pick a side in a debate—then argue the opposite... See more
unrot your brain
4. Turn your kitchen into your favorite restaurant
Jenna O'Brien • Advice for Making Life More Whimsical & Joyful
How to unrot rehabilitate your brain:
unrot your brain
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substack.com
People who hosted successful networks approached their communities with an openness and their own curiosity. They embraced experimentation and a “growth mindset.” They also took specific steps to make their communities happen in pursuit of a shared purpose.
Gina Bianchini • Purpose
Keywords “shared purpose”. Have a common goal or purpose or aspiration
You may not be at a point in life to be able to build such a community. But you can find experts and collaborators. Here is how you could do it
- Define 1-2 areas you’d want to learn about. Something you have been genuinely curious about, ideally for a long time.
- Ask EVERYONE you know - Hey, I am interested in learning about Y. Do you know someone who
Utsav Mamoria • How to Live an Intellectually Rich Life
Make a point of going to ideas and creative events in your area – or even joining online courses – and meeting people who do things differently from the people you spend time with right now. What two things can you do this week that take you out of your usual habits and get you exposed to new people?