The most essential life skill is doing one thing at a time with your full attention.
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The most essential life skill is doing one thing at a time with your full attention.
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Ask people who you trust for their advice because it opens up perspectives you may not have considered.
However, your growth only happens when you learn to trust yourself – by listening to your intuition.
A lot of my decisions in life were totally against the conventional advice that my wellwishers gave me.
Guess those were the only decisions that were game changing ones for me.
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All growth and new learning comes from willingness to chart unfamiliar paths.

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If you keep doing the right things consistently, the right things will happen!

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It’s ironical that we want others to trust us while we constantly doubt our own selves!
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Transaction may be the starting point of being able to serve. But real service goes beyond the transaction to add something that cannot be measured or brought with money.What are those things you can add?

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Novelty of pursuit keeps creativity alive.

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“Writing is hard for every last one of us… Coal mining is harder. Do you think miners stand around all day talking about how hard it is to mine for coal? They do not. They simply dig.” – Cheryl Strayed
True for writing. True for mining. True for almost everything else that feels hard.
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Algorithms are making our consumption less diverse – just like fast food companies ensure we eat same kind of stuff.
We need diversity and high-quality in what we feed to our bodies and what we feed our minds with.We don’t have to surrender to algorithmic content.
Choose your sources wisely.
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You’ve really come a long way along the road to maturity if your mind today is not troubled by events of the past or fear of an uncertain future.
It may not be 100% possible, but the aspiration of achieving equanimity is a worthy one to pursue.
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