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Nurturing insight
Nurturing insight by using what we know about human attention and our own experiences. Continue reading →
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Tagged Attention, Balance, Create, Dreams, Express, Habits, Health, Insight, Inspire, Learning Styles, Sense of Self, Stress
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Father of Inspiration
I gave the most enthusiastic applause I could muster – without breaking something – and focused on keeping my heart from bursting open with pride. This experience is usually one saved for watching children at Christmas concerts or graduation ceremonies, … Continue reading →
Forgetting who we are
Our identity exists at the core of everything that we do in life. Our sense of self, as hard as it is to discuss in language and science, is fundamental to everything we experience. How is it possible then, to … Continue reading →
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Tagged Balance, Belief Systems, Dementia, Dreams, Habits, Health, Hobbies, Sense of Self, Stress, Television
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Excellence relies on opportunity and hard work
I recently read the book “Outliers” by Malcolm Gladwell. The book focuses on people whose abilities and successes are so far outside the scope of normal experience that our society tends to consider them lifeforms that are fundamentally different than … Continue reading →
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Tagged Belief Systems, Create, Habits, Learning Styles, Public Discourse, Reading, Socio-Economic Status, Success
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The Misleading Nature Of All Media Forms
How media misleads us I love to read and watch TV shows and movies, but I have lately come to believe that everyone should be made aware of how misleading all media forms can be. Here I will talk about … Continue reading →
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Tagged Habits, Media, Public Discourse, Reading, Television
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Life Changing Book on Time and Life
I recently finished a fascinating read. The Time Paradox is a book by Philip Zimbardo and John Boyd about how our personal perspectives of time have a tremendous effect on how we live our lives. You have have heard of Zimbardo … Continue reading →
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Tagged Audiobooks, Balance, Create, Habits, Health, Inspire, Learning Styles, Organize, Philip Zimbardo, Reading, Stress
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Tips for Reading More
I like to read. This post is about how I have integrated more reading into my life. These tips vary in their applicability depending on your lifestyle and preferences. This piece is written from my experience alone. It is intended … Continue reading →
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Tagged Audiobooks, Balance, Ebook Readers, Habits, Organize, Reading, Television
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