Uros Jankovic
@yuroshstudio
Uros Jankovic
You can't get too high off the self development shit. The more you make that part of your identity, the more unjustifiably arrogant you become
Walking around judging whether people are living the "right" or "wrong" way. Trying to change others when nobody asked you to. Giving black and white advice... See more
dux.comin excess, self-development can create a world of self-interested individuals and that’s what I’m up against here. I’m against the continual process of self-betterment at the expense of community-betterment. I’m against participating in too much theory and not enough action. We can focus on being more loving and more empathetic and more... See more
Elle Griffin • Social Development > Self-Development
Rituals for a Better Evening Routine
1. Activity that Serves as a Transition from Work
Examples: Going for a walk with your dog or doing something enjoyable to mark the end of work.
Why: It helps you decompress, physically and mentally, and sets a clear boundary between work and personal time .
2. Planning or Preparing for the Next Day
Examples: Laying... See more
1. Activity that Serves as a Transition from Work
Examples: Going for a walk with your dog or doing something enjoyable to mark the end of work.
Why: It helps you decompress, physically and mentally, and sets a clear boundary between work and personal time .
2. Planning or Preparing for the Next Day
Examples: Laying... See more
Time, like the breath, is neither wasted nor spent. It simply is. The idea that we can waste time is rooted in the notion that time is something we own, something to be measured, traded, or lost.
But in truth, time is not ours to keep or give away. It is a river that flows, a stream that carries us, moment by moment, through life.
Our language... See more
But in truth, time is not ours to keep or give away. It is a river that flows, a stream that carries us, moment by moment, through life.
Our language... See more
Tijn Tjoelker • Tijn Tjoelker on Substack
Four steps: choose a field, learn enough to get to the frontier, notice gaps, explore promising ones. This is how practically everyone who's done great work has done it, from painters to physicists.
Paul Graham • How to Do Great Work
There is something frustratingly Tao about curiosity. (1) It is by following your curiosity that you can bring something new and beautiful into the world as a gift to others. But (2) to go there you have to do things that you fear others will think are stupid or embarrassing. That is, you can only find the Tao by not looking for the Tao. By losing... See more
Henrik Karlsson • A Funny Thing About Curiosity
curiosity can be a double-edged sword. With so many ideas competing for your attention, it can be hard to decide which one to pursue. You might experience choice paralysis, unable to commit to a single project because you don’t want to miss out on the others. As a result, you may find yourself starting many projects but only finishing a few.
This is... See more
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nesslabs.com • The Curiosity Conflict: The Struggle to Shift From Exploration to Exploitation
I do here is structured, accountable experimentation
Be careful not to discover a career before you’ve discovered yourself.