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People Who Live By These 7 Simple Rules Usually Have A Much Easier Life (opens the original)
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When I was 18, I had no idea who I wanted to be. I was about to leave home and start college, and the only thing I knew was that the future was uncertain. Before I left, I tried to fight my nervousness in many ways. I read everything I could get my hands on that seemed relevant to my chosen academic field — a mix of business and engineering. I prepared my courses in advance. I sought reassurance from others that I’d chosen a good school and degree. In the end, what helped me the most was an exer
Doctors In Nepal Use A Simple 3-Minute Test To Spot Highly Intelligent People (opens the original)
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What’s the fastest way to identify the most intelligent people in a group? Start with an easy question that takes less than three minutes. Then ask a complex one. Say you’re on a Zoom call with your marketing team. You need ideas on how to spend the last unallocated $5,000 of your campaign budget. There are a lot of different directions you can go, so whose ideas do you trust? Shailesh Panthee, a doctor in Nepal, suggests that opening with a less-than-three-minute straightforward question is a q
We All Seem To Judge People In 2 Subconscious Ways When We First Meet Them (opens the original)
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At the grocery store, we silently judge people waiting in line. We secretly rate our family members by how much they support us, our friends by how fast they call us back, and our coworkers by how cocky they are. But we also make more subtle judgment calls. Ones we’re barely aware of making. When we eat, our gut signals to us what’s safe to put in our mouths and what’s not. When we meet someone new, we can instantly tell if they’re attractive or not, without having knowingly sorted them into eit
People Who Rarely Get Distracted By Their Phones Usually Use 7 Genius iPhone Tricks (opens the original)
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If your phone were more like your toothbrush, your life would be a lot better. Your toothbrush is the greatest tool of all time. Why? You only use it when you’re supposed to, for as long as you need to, and never forget what it’s for. A great tool serves only one purpose: to put control in your hands at all times, whether you’re wielding it or not. That makes your iPhone a lousy tool at best. It constantly clamors for your attention and, once it has what it wants, never lets go. Pew Research Cen
People Who Have A Deep Fondness For Each Other Usually Say 5 Phrases In Casual Conversation (opens the original)
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The best way to have a caring partner is to be one yourself. This isn’t always easy, but it’s simple. For years, I used to wish someone would have a deep fondness for me and make me feel cared for and thus safe and loved. They wouldn’t have to fix all my problems, just show real interest and concern, and listen. As it turns out, much of receiving these feelings of affection, understanding, and respect was in my hands all along. I’m in a relationship now, and the number one thing I’ve learned so
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