The More Specific, The More Terrific
Anxiety comes from complexity. When too many things could transpire in the future, which action should we take next? How should we proceed when choices seem endless? Which direction is best?
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Anxiety comes from complexity. When too many things could transpire in the future, which action should we take next? How should we proceed when choices seem endless? Which direction is best?
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There’s no such thing as retirement.
Kind (adjective): generous, considerate, and understanding the feelings and needs [of oneself and others].
Growing up, I never understood the meaning of “the first shall be last and the last shall be first.”
One of the greatest mental skills we can acquire is to stay mindful even when our mind is full.
The quality of this determines the quality of our lives.
In depth psychology, Carl Jung pointed to four layers of a person: (1) persona, (2) ego, (3) self, and (4) shadow.
Healthy trees flex, flow, and bend in the wind. Feeble trees fracture, break, and snap in storms.
Growing up, it seemed essential to memorize multiplication charts in math class, to remember dates of wars in history class, and to retain knowledge...
For every path we choose, we forgo another, usually forever.