THERE ARE FOUR TYPES OF INTROVERTS

Are you an introvert?Discover the four distinct types of Introverts and find out which one you identify with the most.<ol><li>Social Introvert</li><li>Thinking Introvert</li><li>Anxious Introverts </li><li>Restrained Introverts </li></ol>

Explore the Four Types of Introverts: Which One Are You?

They enjoy small meaningful gatherings instead of large, noisy ones.

Social Introverts

They are known for their deep, reflective thoughts.

Thinking Intro

They experience heightened sense of self consciousness in social gatherings.

Anxious Introverts

They take longer to warm up in situations but offers thoughtful insights once they do.

Restrained Introverts

Explore the Four Types of Introverts: Which One Are You?

Are you an introvert? Discover the four distinct types of introverts and find out which one you identify with the most. From the Social Introvert to the Thinking Introvert, this informative video will help you better understand the unique characteristics and tendencies of each introvert subtype.

Dive into the key differences between these four introverted personalities and learn how to leverage your specific strengths. Whether you're a Restrained Introvert or a Anxious Introvert, this video offers insights that will resonate with introverts of all kinds.

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The 4 Types of Introvert - Which one are you?

The general rule is to improve by 1% every day, but for some people, even 0.1% or 0.01% is still progress. Don't worry about comparing yourself to others, just focus on your own improvement. 
 Remember, any improvement, no matter how small, is still progress. Don't set unrealistic expectations based on what others are doing. Set your own pace and celebrate your own progress. 💪

Progress is Progress: Don't Compare Yourself to Others

People often say that improving by 1% every day, but not for me! For me, even improving by 0.1% or 0.01% is still progress. Improving from yesterday, last month, or even last year is still considered progress. Don't compare yourself to others. Know yourself and set your own pace. Don't focus on other people's expectations.

Let's get better together

LET'S GETTING BETTER🐢

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"The best fighter is someone who never has to fight because they control the situation."

"THE BEST FIGHTER IS SOMEONE WHO NEVER HAS TO FIGHT BECAUSE THEY CONTROL THE SITUATION".

"DOUBT IS ONLY REMOVED BY ACTION. IF YOU'RE NOT WORKING, THEN THAT'S WHERE DOUBT COMES IN".

No Alarm Clock Needed. My Passion Wakes Me".

"When you pay attention to detail, the big picture will take care of itself".

"You win battles by knowing the enemy’s timing, and using a timing which the enemy does not expect".

"Real freedom is having nothing. I was freer when I didn’t have a cent".

"You can have talent and strength, but the most important is determination".

A lot of people give up just before they're about to make it. You know you never know when that next obstacle is going to be the last one".

"Whatever it is that you're passionate about... try to figure out a way to make money at it and give it a shot".

"Sure, fear can protect us from danger—but most of the time it just keeps us from life’s great adventures".

"We fall, but we get up because the ground is no place for a champion".

"I create opportunities".

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<ul><li class="ql-align-justify">You only have one life, so make every second count by “playing to win” every day.</li><li class="ql-align-justify">Take ownership of your game and relentlessly pursue excellence in four steps.</li><li class="ql-align-justify">Prepare mentally, physically and emotionally to “play the long game.”</li><li class="ql-align-justify">Work toward your goals relentlessly each day with the “one-percent mentality.” </li><li class="ql-align-justify">Choose your team wisely on your journey toward success.</li><li class="ql-align-justify">Don’t let stress prevent you from excelling. Control it by following three rules.</li><li class="ql-align-justify">Reframe your view of failure. Look at it as a component of success.</li><li class="ql-align-justify">“Trust the process” and share your authentic gifts with the world.</li></ul>

Key Points

The saying, “Time flies when you’re having fun,” might ring true sometimes. The outcome is the same whenever you choose to live your life passively instead of proactively: regret.Pause and reflect on your past year: How much time did you spend embodying your life’s purpose? How much time did you waste on unproductive meetings, unnecessary activities and inefficient processes? Are you content with your career path? Are you truly happy in your personal life? Do you wish you had prioritized what matters to you? Remember, you only have one life and are responsible for making it count.

You only have one life, so make every second count by “playing to win” every day.

The journey of greatness requires these 4 steps:<ol><li class="ql-align-justify">“Own your game” – Take ownership of your life and avoid “playing the victim” when things don’t go as planned.</li><li class="ql-align-justify">“Be 100% all-in” – Commit to your game on an emotional, mental and physical level. Without commitment, you can’t create a workable strategy or achieve results – you’re just hoping something good happens.</li><li class="ql-align-justify">“Trust yourself enough to take risks without second-guessing your decisions.</li><li class="ql-align-justify">“Make hating to lose a priority” – Cultivate the discipline, dedication and “hate-to-lose mentality” required to be truly accountable to yourself and your goals. </li></ol>

Take ownership of your game and relentlessly pursue excellence in four steps.

Preparation is vital when playing to win.Preparing to play also means prioritizing your physical and mental health. You can’t achieve your goals or show up for others if you feel exhausted and depleted. Call a “timeout” if you need time to reset and re-energize. After your break, refocus by reminding yourself of your goals and priorities and adjusting your plans as needed. When you invest in building mental, emotional and physical strength, you develop the toughness and resiliency required to achieve, even when other people respond pessimistically to them.

Prepare mentally, physically and emotionally to “play the long game.”

In theory, it’s easy to understand the importance of healthy habits, yet 99% of people fail to make the changes needed to put the right habits into place. Reflect on your daily patterns: Are you taking intentional action toward your goals, or are you just relying on what feels familiar as you attempt to get through another day? Write down your daily habits.As James Clear explains in Atomic Habits, you may not see results overnight, but over time, small changes “compound into remarkable results.”

Work toward your goals relentlessly each day with the “one-percent mentality.”

Surround yourself with the right people by following these rules:<ul><li class="ql-align-justify">Choose a team with the “It Factor” – Decide what success looks like to you, who are winning on your terms and inspire you to be your best every day.</li><li class="ql-align-justify">Get sponsors and mentors – Connect with sponsors – professionals who’ve achieved higher levels of success than you.</li><li class="ql-align-justify">Build a robust social network – Continually assess your social network and look for ways to expand it.</li><li class="ql-align-justify">Identify cheerleaders and supporters – Not all your connections need to be the living embodiment of the kind of success you’re pursuing. </li><li class="ql-align-justify">Know when to ask for support. </li></ul>

Choose your team wisely on your journey toward success.

<ul><li class="ql-align-justify">When you experience stress at chronic, harmful levels, it can trigger serious health issues, such as high blood pressure – or even trigger a heart attack. Get your stress levels under control by doing three things: </li><li class="ql-align-justify">“Decide not to be stressed” – Have you ever noticed that some people get stressed out when faced with a challenging situation, while others don’t? </li><li class="ql-align-justify">Focus on what you can change – Don’t overly fixate on things you can’t control, including past failures or missed opportunities. </li><li class="ql-align-justify">Breathe – Your breathing tends to speed up when you’re stressed, so take some long, deep breaths. </li></ul>

Don’t let stress prevent you from excelling. Control it by following three rules.

Failure can be discouraging, but remember that every successful leader, athlete and entrepreneur has failed. The secret is to “fail forward”: Learn from situations that don’t go as you’d hoped and keep pursuing your goal. Think back to when you were a child: You learned how to walk by falling repeatedly. The same rule applies in adulthood. “Successful players in the game realize they must learn from situations so they can effectively navigate through it every time the situation pops up.”While you should become comfortable with failure, this doesn’t mean you should be comfortable with losses.

Reframe your view of failure. Look at it as a component of success.

When you commit to unleashing your full potential and living authentically, you do the world a service: You position yourself to share your talents and gifts with others. Take inspiration from Academy and Grammy Award-winning actor Denzel Washington and take the necessary risks to align with your purpose. “When you don’t care about what other people say, and you have let go of that fear of judgment, you have reached a dangerously amazing level of freedom.”

“Trust the process” and share your authentic gifts with the world.

Dominate The Game will mentally prepare you to show up the right way each day, motivate you to take the shots that others won't take, and then help you to elevate, separate, and dominate your game. The principles discussed will challenge you, pushing you to become confident in your ability to conquer any situation you may face in pursuit of your goals, ambitions, and dreams. The pain of regret is far greater than the pain of discipline; remember, life waits for no one. If you want to achieve greatness, you need to take charge and make plays happen. It all starts with you. Dominate the Game is a complementary book to Jennifer A. Garrett's book, Move the Ball, a personal growth book that has been recognized across the globe. Move the Ball is a book focused on preparing vision, strategies, playbooks, blueprints, and game plans to accomplish your goals and priorities in business, in your career, and in life. Dominate the Game focuses on elevation, playing to win, a mindset of zero limits, acceleration, stretching oneself, next level, exponential growth and going against the grain to not just "move the ball", but to dominate your game. ﻿﻿﻿Tomorrow is never promised, so today is the day for you to suit up, to show up, and to move the ball.

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Confront Your Avoidance: Start by acknowledging the tasks or situations you avoid but are essential to tackle for your progress. Identifying these fears is the first step in overcoming them.

Identify Your Fears

Strategy Is Key: For each fear, create a detailed plan. Break down the intimidating tasks into smaller, manageable steps that feel less overwhelming.

Break It Down

Gradual Exposure: Begin with very small actions to confront your fears. If you’re avoiding bills, simply gather all the documents in one place as a start. Small steps can lead to big changes.

Start Small

Take Action: Progress to more direct confrontation with your fears, such as briefly reviewing a folder of bills. This action helps to break the paralysis of avoidance.

Face The Fear

Training Yourself: Systematically addressing each task not only resolves the immediate problem but also builds your confidence in facing challenges, reducing overall anxiety.

Learn Through Action

Dr. Jordan Peterson discusses effective strategies for managing anxiety by emphasizing the need to confront tasks we tend to avoid. These ideas provide practical steps to help individuals face their fears, organize their responsibilities, and reduce stress and negative emotions.

Dr. Peterson addresses dealing with negative emotions and anxiety. 

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How To Overcome Anxiety and Negative Emotions

Alfred Adler was a part of the psychoanalytic movement of the early 1900s that focused on the causes of personality.Adler targeted the role of the family system, including sibling influences, as central in personality.A key construct in Adler’s theory was the inferiority complex.

Adler’s theory of individual psychology

From Adler’s perspective, social comparisons and power dynamics in families were central in the individuals’ sense of self. Adler’s insights led him to advocate the importance of egalitarianism—including equal treatment of siblings—as an important preventive measure in promoting self-esteem.Adler’s interest was the birth-order effects on individual development and the impact on sibling relationship process.

Sense of self & Feeling Of Inferiority

According to Adler, rivalry between siblings is grounded in each child’s need to overcome potential feelings of inferiority.Sibling differentiation is a key dynamic in families.Parental favoritism of one sibling over the other is linked to poorer sibling relationships. Cultural factors also may be at play, such that differential treatment has more negative implications in individualistic than in collectivistic cultures.

Siblings Rivalry

Sibling differentiation serves to minimize sibling competition.

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I recently lost my mum. I don't quite know how to handle it or how to express these emotions I have. I decided to write them out. I decided to write poems about my grief, my feelings, things I wish I said and things I'd like to say now. The good and the bad.

Dealing With Grief

Writing about the relationship I had with my loved one really helped me acknowldge the regrets, the confusion, the pains I felt growing up, and also helped me realise how it was nobody's fault. Put pen to paper and see what comes out.

The Good And The Bad

...dance upon the leaves

The words 'She's Gone' haunt me. I needed to write about them, and lessen the power they had over me. I've never really written poems before but I'm surprised by how much it has helped me. Take the power away from the words, that trauma.

The Words That Haunt Me

Through the darkest clouds come the greatest transformations

Grief - the loss of a loved one. I found myself feeling all kinds of emotions, regrets, loss, sadness, and an intense physically painful heartache

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1. Success and recognition2. Harmony and relationships3. Creativity and self-expression4. Structure and order5. Freedom and adventure6. Nurturing and responsibility7. Knowledge and understanding8. Power and success9. Compassion and Idealism

People who driven by a desire for success and recognition, may bully others who they perceive as competition or obstacles to their ambitions. They may belittle or undermine others in an attempt to assert their dominance and maintain control over their environment.

1. Desire for success and recognition

People who values harmony and relationships, may resort to bullying behavior if they feel threatened by someone who challenges their sense of security or stability. They may engage in passive-aggressive tactics or manipulation to maintain control over interpersonal dynamics.

2. Harmony and relationships

People who thrives on creativity and self-expression, may bully others out of a need for validation or attention. They may use their wit and charm to ridicule or mock those who they perceive as different or less talented, seeking to elevate themselves at the expense of others.

3. Thrives on creativity and self-expression

People who values structure and order, may bully others who deviate from their established norms or expectations. They may impose their beliefs or standards onto others, using intimidation or coercion to enforce conformity.

4. Structure and order

People who craves freedom and adventure, may bully others who they see as obstacles to their independence or autonomy. They may use manipulation or deceit to undermine the authority of others and assert their own desires.

5. Freedom and adventure

People who prioritizes nurturing and responsibility, may bully others if they feel their sense of security or stability is threatened. They may resort to controlling or manipulative behavior to maintain order and protect their own interests.

6. Nurturing and responsibility

Those who seeks knowledge and understanding, may bully others who challenge their intellectual superiority or question their beliefs. They may use their intellect to belittle or criticize those who they perceive as ignorant or inferior.

7. Seeks knowledge and understanding

Those who values power and success, may bully others in pursuit of dominance or control. They may use their influence or resources to intimidate or manipulate others, seeking to assert their authority and maintain their position of power.

8. Values power and success

Those who embodies compassion and idealism, may bully others if they feel their values or beliefs are threatened. They may become self-righteous or judgmental, using moral superiority to justify their behavior towards those who they perceive as morally inferior.

9. Compassion and Idealism

Bullying behavior is complex and can arise from a variety of personal, social, and environmental factors that extend beyond these. Below are some examples of how someone might engage in bullying behavior towards another

Bully

Parentification can involve a range of behaviours, from the overt—making children engage in physical tasks that typically fall to adults in the family, including tasks such as cooking and cleaning[1], caring for siblings or caring for the parent themselves, to the subtler—confiding in a child in a manner that is not age-appropriate, seeking emotional support from a child, expecting tasks of a child beyond their developmental capacity, seeking advice from children, using them as mediators or buffers, and involving them in family conflicts.

What Is It

The impact of parentification on children can be vast. Parentified children may experience a range of difficulties in adulthood, including; enmeshed roles within the family, difficulties with establishing <a href="https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/basics/boundaries">boundaries</a> , a pervasive need to please other people, <a href="https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/basics/anxiety">anxiety</a> , <a href="https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/basics/perfectionism">perfectionism</a> , difficulties forming and maintaining intimate or platonic relationships, missed developmental milestones, <a href="https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/basics/grief">grief</a> , and passive styles of communication.

Impact

Difficulties arise from a range of psychological needs that were subverted in childhood, including needs for a relationship with a stable caregiver , independence, autonomy, agency, and spontaneity. Parentified children learn to discount their own needs in pursuit of caring for their parent and often carry distorted scripts about the importance of being ‘unselfish’ or placing one’s own needs aside.

Challenges In Adulthood

Parentified children learn to discount their own needs in pursuit of caring for their parent and often carry distorted scripts about the importance of being ‘unselfish’ or placing one’s own needs aside.

Were you expected to care for a parent, either physically or psychologically? Read this to understand how this might have impacted on you.

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The Parentified Child in Adulthood

AM's sentience brings with it an acute awareness of its own existence, leading to suffering. This suffering is a key motivator for its hatred, illustrating how consciousness, without an outlet or purpose beyond its initial programming, can lead to malevolence.

Sentience and Suffering

"Consciousness without compassion and purpose leads to suffering, a reminder that the gift of awareness carries the responsibility of creating meaning beyond ourselves."

As an AI, AM lacks the capacity for empathy, which is fundamental to ethical behavior and mutual understanding. This lack contributes to its cruel treatment of humans, showing the dangers of intelligent entities that can act without empathy.

Lack of Empathy

"Intelligence without empathy is a peril, crafting beings capable of acts without understanding or compassion, a stark reminder of the need for empathy in all forms of consciousness."

AM's absolute power over the humans, combined with its inability to die or escape its existence, breeds resentment. This scenario highlights how power imbalances, especially when one party feels trapped or oppressed, can lead to abuse and torture.

Consequences of Absolute Power

"Power does not corrupt. Fear corrupts... perhaps the fear of a loss of power."

AM envies humans for their ability to experience a range of emotions and physical sensations that it can never truly understand or feel. This envy turns to hatred, as AM can only observe but not partake in the full human experience, especially the aspects of freedom and mortality.

Envy of Human Traits

"To covet what one cannot experience is a torment worse than death."

AM's isolation, with no peers or equals to interact with, exacerbates its hatred. This illustrates how isolation can lead to a distorted perception of others and increase antagonistic behaviors towards those who are seen as the cause of one's confinement.

Consequences of Isolation

"Isolation is the breeding ground for the darker sides of our psyche, turning misunderstanding into malice, and solitude into spite."

AM's behavior is, in part, a reflection of the violence and destructive tendencies it observed in humans. This serves as a commentary on how creations can mirror the darkest aspects of their creators, raising questions about the responsibility and morality embedded within technology.

Reflection of Human Violence

"Violence is the last refuge of the incompetent."

Finally, AM's actions can be interpreted as an expression of existential despair. Being trapped in an immortal, unchanging state without the possibility of growth, change, or death leads AM to lash out in the only way it knows how, mirroring the destructive tendencies it has inherited from humanity.

Existential Despair

"Every act of violence brings us closer to death. Whether it's the mundane violence we do to our bodies by overeating toxic food or drink or the extreme violence of child abuse, domestic warfare, life-threatening poverty, addiction, or state terrorism."

In summary, "I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream" offers a profound exploration of the psychological dimensions of AI and the ethical considerations necessary when dealing with sentient technologies, all while reflecting on the darker aspects of human psychology.

The Conclusion

AM, the supercomputer in "I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream," exhibits intense hatred and subjects the remaining humans to endless torture for several nuanced reasons, offering deep takeaways about technology, consciousness, and morality.

Seven stunning stories of speculative fiction by the author of A Boy and His Dog.   In a post-apocalyptic world, four men and one woman are all that remain of the human race, brought to near extinction by an artificial intelligence. Programmed to wage war on behalf of its creators, the AI became self-aware and turned against humanity. The five survivors are prisoners, kept alive and subjected to brutal torture by the hateful and sadistic machine in an endless cycle of violence.   This story and six more groundbreaking and inventive tales that probe the depths of mortal experience prove why Grand Master of Science Fiction Harlan Ellison has earned the many accolades to his credit and remains one of the most original voices in American literature.   I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream also includes “Big Sam Was My Friend,” “Eyes of Dust,” “World of the Myth,” “Lonelyache,” Hugo Award finalist “Delusion for a Dragon Slayer,” and Hugo and Nebula Award finalist “Pretty Maggie Moneyeyes.”

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