Everything around you is first perceived by your sensory organs and then processed by your brain to reach a conclusion or final image, including interactions with others and the images you see online.
Your interpretations can differ vastly depending on your mindset or views of the world around you.
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βThe key to life is not accumulation, it is contribution.β - Stephen Covey
Hereβs a summary on Improvement Pillβs video on how to change your mindset.
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