January feels like the start of the year, but there’s always a hangover from the holidays. That’s why it’s worth closing out the year months before January even comes In the northern Hemisphere, February is dark and dreary, with lots of hunkering down waiting for the short month to end. March though? March can be … Continue reading 1461. March Madness
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1458. The Art of Not Giving a F*ck About How Your Brain Works (But Maybe You Should)
Your brain is weird. Like, seriously weird. It's this three-pound lump of fat that somehow creates your entire reality, yet most of us have no idea how to use the damn thing properly. We're like teenagers with a Ferrari—lots of horsepower with no real driving skills. Today is a longer form of post because we're … Continue reading 1458. The Art of Not Giving a F*ck About How Your Brain Works (But Maybe You Should)
1457. Advice unwarranted
Giving advice is nice and all But is the advice given just to hear yourself talk? Or is the person asking for advice? Because advice without the person asking is just nonsense As the stools would say, you have barnacles to scrape off your ship too So why give unasked for advice? And then when … Continue reading 1457. Advice unwarranted
1454. Advice to my 10 year old self
Things take effort and time, and they take longer then you’d think Know the difference between a growth mindset and fixed mindset. Believe you can learn and achieve anything, but it won’t come without effort Don’t get too high in life and don’t get too low, you won’t understand this now but when you hit … Continue reading 1454. Advice to my 10 year old self
1453. How long would it take?
Time doesn’t care about the shape of your body or the color of your skin It doesn’t care about your issues or problems It’s one of the only things that is a constant for the entire world And it never stops When something comes up , how long would it take is a great question … Continue reading 1453. How long would it take?
1452. Writing
Writing helps process Sort things in our minds Understand viewpoints , perspectives See where our perspective lies Sometimes what we think vs what we write sound different Writing is a process A process to interpret life And writing everyday keeps that habit going Something easy to do, and easy not to do
1451. Inefficient to Effective can be easier then you think
Most people fail to use keyboard shortcuts effectively. And by learning just 5-10 common shortcuts (Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V, Ctrl+Z, Ctrl+F, Alt+Tab) can save hours weekly. “I got to memorize that?” You could, but there’s another solution: just print a small list of the most useful shortcuts for your programs and tape it to your monitor until … Continue reading 1451. Inefficient to Effective can be easier then you think
1448. Skills over goals
How do most people set goals? Lose 20 pounds Write a book Make $80,000 Spend more time with my kids Goals within themselves are good It gives us a point B to get too. But goals within themselves are empty, it’s the last thing we “get” Lose 20 pounds is the result of a long … Continue reading 1448. Skills over goals
1446. Partner Picking : Valentine’s Day
Who you pick to send the rest of your life with mat be one of the most important decisions of your life. You’ll most likely be spending a lot of time with this person and the saying birds of a feather flock together may be cliché but it’s true. We rise (or sink) to the … Continue reading 1446. Partner Picking : Valentine’s Day
1445. Job transition
From working the restaurant dinner shift to getting into local 98 electrical union. A friend asked if I liked it And overall I do like it, some pros and cons no doubt but that just comes with anything I feel like. The best pro is not getting cut - it’s super consistent here. the biggest … Continue reading 1445. Job transition
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