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Leonardo da Vinci's creative process
How to approach problem-solving like da Vinci
The importance of curiosity and observation
Listen.
If the conversation seems boring, you are not actually listening to it.
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People.
It is only appropriate to be around those whose lives will improve if yours improves.
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Rules For Life.
Here is what I've learnt from Jordan B. Peterson's book 12 Rules for Life. These are not the 12 rules, rather relevant quotes that worked for me.
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Introspect.
If you find yourself living in a world you don't like, start reviewing your values.
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Listen to Learn, Not to Be Polite
Listen from a place of curiosity, not generosity. True dialogue does not happen when we pretend to listen, and it certainly cannot happen if we are not listening at all.
If you ever finish a conversation and learned nothing surprising, you weren’t truly listening.
Listen to the answers
A good conversation is only possible if you are really listening. Stephen Covey writes that most of us don't listen with the intent to understand; we listen to reply.
Part of the pleasure of better-quality conversations comes from being curious. If you struggle listening t...
Listen To Upbeat Music
Listening to upbeat music can actually improve your mood.
It's important not to overthink, "Am I happy yet?" while listening, and instead just allow yourself to enjoy the experience.
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