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Tag Archives: thinking
Testing Myself
I try to put a great deal of thought and consideration into my views. It’s easy for to make snap decisions and cling to them for emotional purposes but I try to avoid that as much as possible. To see … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Getting Along with Each Other, Life Hacks, Personal Freedom, Self-Improvement
Tagged communication, empathy, ideology, mental freedom, nuance, Testing Myself, thinking, thought processes, thoughts, views
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Resistance and Calming the Mind
The more I learn, the more I realize how much resistance works against me. Putting up a strong wall of resistance in a difficult situation only makes it harder to communicate with whoever else is involved and prolongs the tension. … Continue reading
Posted in Inspirational People, Life Hacks, Personal Freedom, Self-Improvement
Tagged Alan Watts, Brad Blanton, Eckhart Tolle, inner peace, mental peace, mind, present moment, resistance, Resistance and Calming the Mind, TED Talk, thinking, thoughts
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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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Thinking Outside the Box: Different Strokes for Different Folks
Although I haven’t traveled much outside the US or extensively studied other cultures, I’ve still been exposed to enough stuff to know that there are a lot of different ways to approach anything and everything in life. Learning about how … Continue reading
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Tagged communication, community, counting, culture, emotions, language, managing emotions, Numberphile, thinking, Thinking Outside the Box: Different Strokes for Different Folks
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Review of Thinking, Fast and Slow
Last night, I finished reading Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman. The book is intended to reveal many of our cognitive shortcomings and show that our intuitions can often be incorrect even when they initially appear correct. Kahneman illustrates … Continue reading
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Tagged biases, Daniel Kahneman, emotions, errors, intuition, irrationality, Jonathan Haidt, reason, Review of Thinking Fast and Slow, System 1, System 2, The Righteous Mind, thinking, Thinking Fast and Slow, thoughts
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Exploring My Rules: Don’t Think Too Much
The moment has arrived, for this is the final post in the series about my rules. I hope you’ve found this series interesting and useful. It’s forced me to think through some of my ideas and rules more fully than … Continue reading
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Tagged Exploring My Rules: Don’t Think Too Much, mindfulness, mindset, negative thinking, Presence, The Power of Now, thinking, thoughts
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Exploring My Rules: Dream Big
We’ve reached the penultimate entry in the series exploring my rules. This post fits in nicely with the previous post about taking chances. Today’s post is about what I do before that: Dream big. I’ve always dreamt and thought big, … Continue reading
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Tagged accomplishment, Exploring My Rules: Dream Big, failure, mindset, positive thinking, positivity, success, The Magic of Thinking Big, thinking
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Overcoming Writer’s Block
I frequently have difficulty coming up with new ideas for blog posts. Putting up a new post every day was easy for a while since I had lots of ideas clamoring to get out of my head, but now that … Continue reading
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Tagged blog posts, Choose Yourself, idea machine, ideas, inspiration, James Altucher, Overcoming Writer's Block, relax, showers, thinking, writer's block, writing
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Why I Love Cold Showers
I’ve mentioned that I recently started taking cold showers in a few previous posts, but I haven’t talked much about them. Now that I’ve been taking them for a few weeks, I’ve noticed some things that I’d like to talk … Continue reading
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Tagged cold, cold exposure training, cold showers, discomfort, mental toughness, mindfulness, overthinking, relaxation, shower, thinking, thoughts, Why I Love Cold Showers
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