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How to make rational decisions
The role of biases in decision-making
The impact of social norms on decision-making
"All the virtues of life are found within two extremes."
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Find The Place Within
Make sure that you aren't fleeing yourselves, if you change your destination multiple times still don't feel satisfied, then its the problem within your mind.
Pause : Meditate : Observe : Execute
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Be Prepared
A buffer zone is a must when planning your day. You don't know what could pop-up, so be ready with your senses. Ability to bounce off negative comments, a delay due to weather or any mechanical failure are taken in consideration always.
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Be Tolerant With Others
Listen to the ideas or preferences which you don't agree, from the people whose lifestyle is completely different. You learn to avoid mistakes, gain a upper-hand in most of the profit-coining opportunities.
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Don't Chase Fame
Fame is a Glass of Rum
Fill It : Sniff It : But Don't Over Consume It
Just keep working on actions & never look-out for the reactions.
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Give Yourself Freedom
Get rid of people who are back-stabbing or hammering your ideas. Freedom allows people to discuss, exchange & innovate ideas.
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Find The Right Amount
You need to find the Right Amount of Pleasure.
Less pleasure drives you to more stress and less focus
More pleasure drives you to less focus...
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