This book shows the importance of avoiding criticism and understanding human nature in dealing with people. It also gives some suggestions on how to get the most out of reading the book, such as reviewing it frequently, applying the principles in daily life, and keeping a record of one’s progress. The web page aims to persuade the reader that mastering the art of human relations can lead to a richer, fuller, happier, and more fulfilling life.

How to Win Friends and Influence People

by Dale Carnegie

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The inner critic is a voice in our head that constantly criticizes, belittles, and judges us. It can be a cruel and deeply damaging force, but fortunately, there are numerous effective strategies for weakening its power.

How to Contain Your Inner Critic

psychologytoday.com

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For developing artists that need direction on how to draw ideas and memories faster.

Sketch Now, Think Later

by Mike Yoshiaki Daikubara

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Embracing the Backwards Law for a Life of Paradoxical Wisdom. Quote: "In embracing the backwards, we find the forwards. In accepting the paradoxes, we discover the truths that defy logic. Let go, surrender, and dance in the beautiful chaos of life."

The Backwards Law

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After struggling with self-doubt for 12 years and trying to "deal with it" for 8 of those years, here's what I learned.

How to conquer self-doubt, over and over again

teaforthought.substack.com

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