The Transitive Tendency of Knowledge
The more we learn, the more likely we are to have a head-start when we want to learn something in the future.
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The more we learn, the more likely we are to have a head-start when we want to learn something in the future.
It is possible to grapple your fear reflexes away from your lizard-brain, you just have to train yourself to do it and instill a new response pattern.
When the game you’re playing is no longer fulfilling, you have the option of standing up and finding another one.
Approached correctly, success can be something you enjoy as you grow, rather than as a final destination.
The idea of common moral ground isn’t impossible, but it’s also not easy an idea to accept.
It’s difficult coping with people who believe different things than you, but it can be valuable finding the good in what they do and respecting them for it.
The desire to improve oneself is a wonderful thing, but it’s easy to become less capable if you depend on crutches rather than building up your own resiliency.
Trendy technologies and methods of communication can seem threatening, but when approached correctly they can help us reach new, expressive heights.
Clear communication is key to expressing oneself and enjoying life. But our definition of communication is often very limited.
We don’t have to be caricatures to be successful and fulfilled.