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1 Question For You
Think of something you struggled with in the last year. If you step back and zoom out, what is one lesson you have learned from the experience?
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“I believe in anger. Anger’s like fire, it can burn out all the dross and leave some positive things. But what I don’t believe in is bitterness. Forgiveness is imperative because you don’t want to carry that weight around, who needs to? And it will throw you down. It d...
MAYA ANGELOU
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“Your entire life happens inside your body. It's the one home you will always occupy and can never sell.
But you can renovate it.
If you can only pick one habit to build, exercise might be th...
JAMES CLEAR
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“You can't double your intelligence in one hour, but you can use one hour to write something twice as clear. And ideas that are easy to read and easy to understand will make you seem smarter. The better you communicate, the more intelligent you appear.”
JAMES CLEAR
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3-2-1: Doubling your intelligence, zooming out, and finding value in anger
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Revise in the background
Once you've learned something, review it regularly to make sure you don't forget it.
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