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Category Archives: Great Books
The Daily Stoic: “Life Is Long – If You Know How to Use It”
This entry from The Daily Stoic is all about the importance of good time management. There are many days in which I feel like I’ve got little to no time to do the things I find meaningful but, upon reflection, … Continue reading
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Tagged efficiency, life, meaning, Seneca, The Daily Stoic, The Daily Stoic: "Life Is Long - If You Know How to Use It", time, time freedom, time management
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Review of The Tipping Point
The Tipping Point is a phenomenal book written by Malcolm Gladwell. It is an extremely insightful and interesting exploration of how small things can make a huge difference in starting and shaping epidemics (Gladwell uses the term “epidemic” to refer … Continue reading
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Tagged change, communication, connectors, epidemics, ideas, Malcolm Gladwell, mavens, problems, Review of The Tipping Point, salesmen, solving problems, The Tipping Point, trends
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The Daily Stoic: “Stake Your Own Claim”
This entry from The Daily Stoic resonates a lot with me. I used to rely heavily on other people for my ideas. If I liked what someone said, I tended to take what they said as gospel without thinking it … Continue reading
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Tagged Ralph Waldo Emerson, Seneca, The Daily Stoic, The Daily Stoic: "Stake Your Own Claim", thinking, thinking for yourself
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Half the Battle
The first few days of this week were pretty rough for me and I was super tired by Tuesday night. I talked to a few friends before going to bed and they both gave me a lot of good things … Continue reading
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Tagged breath work, friends, Half the Battle, learning, meditation, research, self-care, stretching, The Righteous Mind, Thinking Fast and Slow, understanding
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The Daily Stoic: “Know Thyself – Before It’s Too Late”
I agree with this entry from The Daily Stoic in that lots of people don’t know themselves. I think I know why that may be: self-knowledge is difficult. Examining yourself and knowing yourself inside and out can be quite draining … Continue reading
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Tagged self-awareness, self-knowledge, Seneca, Socrates, The Daily Stoic, The Daily Stoic: "Know Thyself - Before Its Too Late"
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Bubbles and the Inner World
Even though we all live in the same outer world, everyone still lives in their own inner world; everyone has their own little bubble, if you like. That inner world is shaped by the way they’re wired, their experiences growing … Continue reading
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Tagged Bubbles and the Inner World, communication, disagreements, perspectives, Simon Sinek, Start With Why, understanding
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The Daily Stoic: “You’re Going to Be Ok”
When I’m feeling stressed, I sometimes remind myself of the message from this entry from The Daily Stoic. However, I prefer to say “I’m ok” as framing it in the present tense helps calm me down and makes me see … Continue reading
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Pursuing Meaning
In Man’s Search for Meaning, Viktor Frankl asserts that we are all driven to find meaning in life. Sometimes I have trouble with this concept as so much of what goes on today seems meaningless. However, I just recently realized … Continue reading
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Tagged communication, Communication Rhythms, Mans Search for Meaning, meaning, Pursuing Meaning, The 5 Love Languages, Viktor Frankl
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