HeyJaredThe Liberation Letter
Break free from inherited expectations, uncover what you actually want, and build a life you chose.
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The 4 negative effects of social media that are slowly killing humanity (opens the original)
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Since Substack (for the most part) is a platform full of people who reject the conventional social media platforms, thus I’m sure you’re full aware of the typical negative effect social media has.Therefore I don’t need to be discussing, nor reminding us all, the typical negative effects such as:Reduction in attention spamWasting timeLowering dopamine thresholdSucking our soul outI guess there’s the reminder.So without further do, let us take a look at how social media is slowly killing us, makin
Intentional Messaging with Rob Riker (opens the original)
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How to Fall in Love with Life again (opens the original)
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Above all else, what upsets me the most, is that we’ve lost the touch with life.Over the last decade, majority of people have spent more than half their awake time in the digital world.And then people wonder why anxiety levels have sky rocketed, why more and more people are depressed and why life feels dull.By living in the digital world, we are consuming so much of other’s people lives, we completely forgot what it’s like to live.Apart from entertaining content, social media apps are FLOODED wi
Autopilot is the brain's default setting — use it to your advantage (opens the original)
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Are you tired of feeling like you’re not in control of your life? Like someone else is steering your life whilst you’re just observing as a passenger?This is for you; it’s time to take the steering wheel back.Robin Sharma has a perfect quote for this: “The mind is a wonderful servant, but a terrible master.”Near the end of last year, my brain decided to turn an autopilot on a loop that was leading me to NOWHERE.After establishing my presence online, I wanted to do some sort of a presentation in
How you do anything is how you do everything (opens the original)
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Despite the current social fight between pro-AI and anti-AI, I want to talk about the side of AI that’s not often discussed.AI is designed to act like the human brain. It contextualises everything, filters through the information it knows based on your needs, and it’s sometimes (perhaps more often than not) wrong. It hallucinates (yeah, we do that too, just not to such an extent; in human terms, we call it misunderstanding).Although our brain’s coding is far more superior and advanced, AI is sti
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