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sentences to rewire your brain and help you live more fully (opens the original)
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If you ever feel like you’ve run out of time, just remember that it’s the inflammation talking. A healthy person always has plenty of time. – Ty GuyWords are neurological events that impact your nervous system and your immune system, so choose the words you use with yourself and others more wisely.“Be regular and organized in your life, so that you may be violent and original in your work”. - Flaubert.Every repeated thought is a vote for the person you are becoming.If you don’t choose your disco
Purpose vs. Stimulation | Psychology (opens the original)
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There has probably never been a time when the average person has had this much information about how to improve themselves. You can find detailed instructions on how to sleep better, become less anxious, think more clearly, become more confident, improve socially, concentrate for longer, build discipline, regulate your emotions, find your purpose. We have an abundance of information about functions which, although they can obviously be improved through deliberate work, should not be as difficult
Rules for Thinking in a Complex World: In Search of Truth (opens the original)
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Why I’m writing thisOver the past few years, I’ve noticed that across almost every public discourse, whether politics, social affairs, sport or something else, people exhibit remarkably similar patterns of thinking and process information in much the same way. The subjects themselves may be entirely different, but the habits of reasoning, consuming and interpreting information online all seem fairly uniform. That struck me as unlikely to be a coincidence. If the patterns remain consistent while
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