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Tag Archives: progress
Picking up the Pieces
What happens when someone has built up a lot of bad habits for most of their life? In my case, I was able to get by until a few years ago. That’s when a series of painful events occurred and … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures, Life Hacks, Personal Freedom, Self-Improvement
Tagged "Skipper Dan", growth, pain, Picking up the Pieces, progress, transformation, Weird Al
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Juggling Memories
It’s amazing how memories can come flooding back at the most unexpected times. Earlier this week, I watched this YouTube video of world-class juggler Vova Galchenko. I was immediately transported back to 2009, which is when I first watched that … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures, Getting Along with Each Other, Inspirational People
Tagged improvement, inspiration, juggling, Juggling Memories, juggling videos, memories, motivation, Practice, progress, Sébastien Tari, videos, Vova Galchenko, YouTube
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Stepping Stones to Greatness
If you’re on a self-improvement journey, you’ll soon reach a point that is noticeably better than anything else you’ve had before and it’ll feel great to be there. Some people stop at this point and stay there for the rest … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures, Inspirational People, Life Hacks, Personal Freedom, Self-Improvement
Tagged improvement, milestones, mindset, progress, self-improvement, stepping stones, Stepping Stones to Greatness
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Creative Destruction
There is an economic concept called creative destruction. This refers to the continuous changes that occur within an economy as old systems are eliminated and new systems arise. I’ve also heard this applied to specifically to industries or even individual … Continue reading
Posted in Life Hacks, Personal Freedom, Self-Improvement
Tagged adaptation, business, change, Creative Destruction, economics, elimination, improvement, progress
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Accepting My Past Self
When I think about things in my life that I either regret doing or wish I had done, I tend to be quite hard on myself. I often think (and sometimes even say) that I used to be a terrible … Continue reading
Posted in Life Hacks, Personal Freedom, Self-Improvement
Tagged Accepting My Past Self, consequences, doing my best, lessons, progress, self-acceptance
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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
Posted in Getting Along with Each Other, Life Hacks, Personal Freedom, Self-Improvement
Tagged Accepting Help, improvement, instruction, learning, progress, self-awareness, teaching
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Regression to the Mean
This is an excerpt from Thinking, Fast and Slow about Daniel Kahneman’s time spent working with flight instructors in the Israeli Air Force. Kahneman starts off with one of the instructor’s responses to his point that rewarding good behavior is … Continue reading
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Tagged causality, Daniel Kahneman, flight instructors, Israeli Air Force, progress, punishment, regression to the mean, reward, Thinking Fast and Slow
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Seeing More of the Bigger Picture
The past few years of my life have been unlike any others. Without even meaning to do so, I started on a path of radical self-improvement and experienced some major changes in several of my views. I still don’t know … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures, Great Books, Life Hacks, Personal Freedom, Self-Improvement
Tagged big ideas, big picture, books, progress, Seeing More of the Bigger Picture, self-improvement, The Righteous Mind, Thinking Fast and Slow, views
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Exploring My Rules: Improve Every Day
For this third post about exploring my rules, I’m going to talk about the one that has been critical to my success, both with following these rules and with everything else in my life. Rule number three is simple and … Continue reading
Posted in Life Hacks, Personal Freedom, Self-Improvement
Tagged advancement, Exploring My Rules: Improve Every Day, improvement, My Rules, progress
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