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Tag Archives: learning
Perseverance and Persistence
Sometimes it takes a lot of patience and persistence before the results you’re looking for begin to appear. Changing the habits around your thought processes, actions, and words can be a slow, gradual process. But if you stick with something … Continue reading
Posted in Life Hacks, Personal Freedom, Self-Improvement
Tagged commitment, determination, Fear, learning, perseverance, Perseverance and Persistence, persistence, progress
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The Daily Stoic: “Pillage from All Sources”
I really like this entry from The Daily Stoic since it nicely describes my approach for most of my life and the past few years in particular. If I find some useful information, I’ll add it to my knowledge base … Continue reading
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Tagged Epicurus, information, knowledge, learning, Seneca, The Daily Stoic, The Daily Stoic: "Pillage from All Sources"
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Take a Break
One thing that’s always been a challenge for me is taking breaks when I’m practicing something I love. After I get warmed up and find my rhythm, I want to keep practicing until I’m worn out. That works well when … Continue reading
Posted in Life Hacks, Self-Improvement
Tagged juggling, learning, Practice, progress, rest, skills, Take a Break, taking breaks
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One Step at a Time
I’ve learned a lot since I started my self-improvement journey. Between the videos, books, and articles I’ve checked out and the conversations I’ve had with people who are also into this stuff, I keep learning new things almost every day. … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures, Life Hacks, Personal Freedom, Self-Improvement
Tagged action, courage, entrepreneurship, finances, financial freedom, growth, learning, Life Hacks, One Step at a Time, Presence, present, sharing
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Standing on the Shoulders of Giants
If you’ve read some of my other blog posts, you probably gathered that I’m an incredibly curious person. I’ve always loved learning new things, figuring things out, and trying to understand how the world works. There is so much that … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures, Getting Along with Each Other, Humanitarian Things, Inspirational People, Life Hacks, Self-Improvement
Tagged free will, knowing, knowledge, learning, Standing on the Shoulders of Giants, understanding
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Patience and Understanding
They say that a little knowledge is a dangerous thing. I would say that a little knowledge combined with an unwillingness to consider different viewpoints is even more dangerous. I think of this whenever I see someone jump to conclusions … Continue reading
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Tagged bigger picture, communication, learning, nuance, patience, Patience and Understanding, understanding
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Consequences
In Boundaries, Henry Cloud and John Townsend talk a lot about consequences as a way to learn. Much of what they explore in the book has to do with the negative effects that arise when people don’t experience the consequences … Continue reading
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Tagged consequences, help, Henry Cloud, John Townsend, learning, teaching
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Accepting Help
For most of my life, I’ve had a difficult time taking instructions from other people. This is especially true when someone tries to give me advice against my will or make me do something a certain way. However, even when … Continue reading
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Tagged Accepting Help, improvement, instruction, learning, progress, self-awareness, teaching
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Learning New Things
I’ve been thinking lately about practice, especially after reading Outliers. It’s easy to forget how much time and effort it can take to become proficient in something, especially when watching someone who does it exceptionally well. I often overlook the … Continue reading
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Tagged coordination, juggling, learning, Learning New Things, patience, persistence, Practice, skills, swing dancing, talent, teaching
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Eric Weinstein’s Thoughts on Kung Fu Panda
Someone asked a question about the movie Kung Fu Pandaon Quora and Eric Weinstein wrote a fantastic response to it. I’ve seen the movie but never thought about it the way Weinstein so wonderfully put it. Both the question and … Continue reading
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Tagged Eric Weinstein, Eric Weinstein's Thoughts on Kung Fu Panda, Kung Fu Panda, learning, Master Oogway, movies, Po, self-teacher, self-teaching, Shifu, Tai Lung, teaching
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