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After watching a movie or reading a book spend sometime to think about what messages and ideas were conveyed and what are the key takeaways.
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One of my personal favourites. Try to have arguments with people especially with people with differen opinions than yours. The idea is to understand where they are coming from and therby, understand the other vantage point. It's all about perpsective and soemtimes a different perspective is heal...
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We are in an age where everything we consume is condensed. So think about how you can package your whole day into 60 words or less in the surtest way possible. Thnk of it as a healdine for news arcile or ticker text for breaking news on a tv channel
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Involve your kids in this brain exercise and ask them to hash tag their day , maybe rewards for the best hashtags but try avoid regular generic labels and ask them to use very unique words which would better explain their day
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A book club is a reading group who read and talk about books based on a topic or an agreed-upon reading list.
The book club can meet monthly. That will give members enough time to read the book, think about key ideas, and prepare for the meeting.
If you can, spend your lunchtime doing more than just eating. That could mean walking, reading a book, or even watching a movie.
The goal is to get away from your desk, preferably out in the fresh air, and focus on something other than your work during your lunch.
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