Shini Ko
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Shini Ko
Baumol Effect, which means, “We’ll spend more on what doesn’t get more productive.
Why AC is cheap, but AC repair is a luxury
Parents must find balance between helping their child discover identity versus grooming their child to assume the parent’s identity.
Patrick Bryant • Unleashing the Power of Agency and Autonomy: The Key to Thriving in Your Professional and Personal Life
one is more likely to find moments or aspects of joy in isolation when we can rest on knowing we have meaningful connections outside of isolating moments. We are able to tap into our own agency and autonomy, because we have practiced and honed skills to do so.
LCSW • Unleashing the Power of Agency and Autonomy: The Key to Thriving in Your Professional and Personal Life
When the objective or intended outcome is power, no one gets the connection they seek and need. When feeling powerless or helpless, a
protective part may get activated to utilize strategies for regaining power, rather than seeking connection.
protective part may get activated to utilize strategies for regaining power, rather than seeking connection.
Unleashing the Power of Agency and Autonomy: The Key to Thriving in Your Professional and Personal Life
32. How Life Changes When You Realize the Rules are Made Up
podcasts.apple.comBias towards action, even if it might not be the most optimal. Once you’re in action, it’s easier to course correct. Momentum > inertia.
Surround yourself with people who puts me into action rather than settling into despair. Certainty, even if it’s certainty of despair is more comfortable than unknown. Be aware.
hey girl I picked you an information bouquet for your mind vase
sic itur ad astra
going back to the roots of myself.
Loré Yessuff • Poet and professor Ross Gay on abandoning capitalistic achievement to seek the freedom of play – The Creative Independent
Roots. Coming back to my genuine self. I want to find my roots. I want to grow my roots. I want to put down roots.
approach work with a playful sensibility or relationship to play rather than relationship to accomplishment.
Loré Yessuff • Poet and professor Ross Gay on abandoning capitalistic achievement to seek the freedom of play – The Creative Independent
“Wait, that will be a task. That will be a pursuit.” You know? Now, I’m lucky. I get to choose a little bit.