Albedo is measured on a scale of 0 to 1. A 0 means that the surface of a material absorbs all of the sunlight that hits it. A 1 means that a material reflects all of the light energy that hits it. In other words, a 1 on the albedo scale means 100 percent reflection. A 0 means no reflection.

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No one's life is going to be perfect, and we cannot be happy 100% of the time. But there are things we can do to make our lives, and others', better, and those things are not necessarily all that complicated. "What are some unwritten life rules everyone must know?"

Unwritten Rules About Life Everyone Should Know 

"If you don't understand something someone is telling you, say so instead of pulling an 'opinion' on the topic out of your a**. There is no shame in not knowing or understanding something." "Refusing to admit you don't know and by extension refusing to learn something new because your ego is hurt is gravely misguided, however."

Stay Humble

"In the song 'Grand Illusion' by Styx, there is a line: ' Don’t be fooled by the radio, tv, or the magazine. Shows you photographs of how your life should be, compared to someone else’s fantasy.'" "So, I guess, the idea that you might not feel like you're living your best life when you compare it with what you're told is supposed to be your best life." " Also along this line, 'Don’t compare your day-to-day life to someone else’s highlights.' Like, don’t compare your life to what bits you see of someone on social media."

Stop Comparing

"If a toddler hands you a toy phone, you answer it."

A Golden Rule for Kids

"Just because someone is family, doesn't mean they're a good person." "It's so wild how people call you a bad person for avoiding your family despite knowing nothing about their family." "Like, 'It doesn't matter what they did, you were in the wrong because they're family,' makes zero sense to me, but other people look at me like I'm the lost one.

"Family" Isn't a Reason

"Not everybody is your friend, so be careful who you vent to. Many people only want juicy gossip and don’t give a s**t about you or your problems." "A good sign of this is when your friend brings you dirt or juicy stuff about someone else that likely was said in confidence or probably shouldn't have been communicated out." " If they do that, your info is equally being dished out." "Putting folks on informational diets is the way to go until you gain a supreme level of mutual trust."

Avoid Gossip

"Under promise and over deliver. People will think you are a genius."

Exceed Expectations

"Don’t ask for somebody else’s opinion and get mad when they tell it to you."

Don't Ask the Question You Don't Want the Answer To

"It never hurts to compliment somebody on the quality of their work, their hobbies, and whatever field are most important to their self-esteem. It always goes a long way."

Compliments Make a Difference

"Your best friend may not consider you to be their best friend."

Friendship Reality Check

"Never let anyone take or disturb your peace. Learn to walk away from toxic people!"

Be Able to Walk Away

"Your feelings are valid, but your reactions may not be." "If you ever find yourself feeling very angry at somebody, and want to give them a piece of your mind either over text, email, or phone, listen to this advice. It’s some of the best I have ever learned." "Write down what you would want to say first, either in a word document or email or whatever, save it, but DO NOT send it. Then, wait at least 12 hours or overnight and revisit what you wrote."

No Sudden Reactions

"After having a cool-off period and some time to gain some clarity, 90% of the time you would have regretted having sent the original message and are usually in a much better place to respond so as to not burn any bridges that you meant to keep." "I’ve always heard of this as having 'restraint of pen and tongue' and is one of the clearest signs of maturity."

"Before you enter and elevator, LET OTHER PEOPLE OUT FIRST, GODD**NIT!"

Elevator Etiquette

"If someone does something unintentionally embarrassing or awkward, you pretend it didn't happen, and if they look at you, you just smile and look away."

Don't Make It Worse

" Admit when you've done something wrong." " Trust your gut." " Nobody thinks as much about you as yourself." " Be kind. Don't be an a**hole."

A Few Golden Tips

" If you need help and it is available, ask for it, take it." "Just because you apologize doesn't mean the other party has to forgive and forget."

"Life actually sucks a lot of the time. If you expect to be happy all the time, you will be sorely disappointed and lost. Instead, work up resilience to the hard times and take your time to enjoy the good times." "It can take so long to learn this, because no one really talks about it, and for some weird reason the only accepted default state is 'happy.'"

The Best of Times and the Worst of Times

" Another factor is how that's basically what you are until 15 years old. Until your basic reptile adult 'survival responsibility' kicks in, we're oblivious and happy most of the time. Then suddenly, the baseline changes, and almost no one is prepared for it, and the only reasonable conclusion is that you're mentally ill and depressed." "That's why I take every opportunity I get to talk about how much life sucks so that people can enjoy it more with less fantastical expectations, lol (laughing out loud)."

There are so many good pieces of advice here, but perhaps the most wonderful thing is that it doesn't take a lot to make someone's day a little better, including your own.

People shared the unwritten rules about life that they felt everyone should know in order to have a better life.

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We become perfectionists from a primary sense of being unworthy, flawed, a disappointment, a letdown, a nuisance.Result: So powerful is this sense, that we are ready to do more or less anything to expunge it.

What Is It ?

Our brain promises our mind, that after the completion of next task we will get dropped into the peace pool, but we are clearly lying to ourselves in the mirror.Result: We aren't fascinated in doing the perfect work, we are trying to escape ourselves from a awful reality.

Fake Promise

"Perfectionsm isn't as much desire for excellence, as it isbtge fear of failure couched in procrastination

These ill-prevention driven thinking can create a paramount of anxiety, hidden-fear, resistive behavior leading to long-time destructive nature.

Aw-Phobia

‘Perfectionists’ are generally held in high-esteem: praised for their self-discipline and refusal to compromise. Yet in truth, the trait is a manifestation of self-hatred - and must be overcome if we are ever to feel truly fulfilled. Sign up to our mailing list to receive 10% off your first order with us: https://r1.dotdigital-pages.com/p/6TU0-63X/hellotsol If you want to keep working on your mental well-being and self-understanding, download our hugely helpful new app now: https://bit.ly/3uyXqG1 For information on The School of Life’s learning and wellbeing solutions for businesses, including workshops and talks, visit https://bit.ly/3ICqvGw Email business@theschooloflife.com or join our monthly business newsletter: https://bit.ly/3ICEJHq Join this channel to get access to exclusive members perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7IcJI8PUf5Z3zKxnZvTBog/join For books and more from The School of Life, visit our online shop: https://bit.ly/3y0pYYf Our website has therapy, articles and products to help you lead a more fulfilled life: https://bit.ly/3y05w9X FURTHER READING You can read more on this and other subjects on our blog, here: https://bit.ly/2Wbg74o “Part of our problem as a species is that we’re troublingly good at making things perfect. We can set our minds on an extraordinary goal and – with heroic sacrifice, thousands of hours of effort, many wrong turns and periods of intense despair – we can reach the target. We can pull off a masterwork, we can exceed all normal expectations, we can triumph and awe – and advance humankind…” MORE SCHOOL OF LIFE Watch more films on SELF in our playlist: http://bit.ly/TSOLself SOCIAL MEDIA Feel free to follow us at the links below: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theschooloflifelondon/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheSchoolOfLife Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theschooloflifelondon/ CREDITS Produced in collaboration with: Gemma Green-Hope http://www.gemmagreenhope.com/ Title animation produced in collaboration with Vale Productions https://www.valeproductions.co.uk/

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‘Perfectionists’ are generally held in high-esteem: praised for their self-discipline and refusal to compromise. Yet in truth, the trait is a manifestation of self-hatred - and must be overcome if we are ever to feel truly fulfilled. Sign up to our mailing list to receive 10% off your first order with us: https://r1.dotdigital-pages.com/p/6TU0-63X/hellotsol
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InspiQuests are the questions which highly influence any professional. Bill Gates, Gautam Adani & Warren Buffet use them since their beginning.

InspiQuest

What difference did you make ?Bill Gates spend atleast 8 hrs working when he aged 19, whereas we spend less than 2 hrs in working.Result: When procrastinating we need to ask ourselves the same InspiQuest.

InspiQuest1

Are you repeating the same shity mistakes ?Peter Thiel (Founder of PayPal) shared his experienced in certain interviews, where his decision-making was a solo loss making factor, which he never repeated even for his habits.Result: Never repeating the same shit saves minimum of 23 days in a month.

InspiQuest-2

What sacrifice did you make, to let worth it count ?"Losses are the drops of blood which you give" says Warren Buffet. As every dark cloud has a silver lining, your sacrifices never fail they always count.Result: Remember every second counts. The individuals thinking of restarting, should aim for a inspirational figure & begin. Sacrifices are irreversible.

InspiQuest-3

"I was very calm & sane, during the night when I was kidnapped in 1997"If things aren't controllable stop worrying, nothing will grow much bigger as a tree when overthinking.

Why are you undervaluing yourself ?Generally, you are a inch away for reaching your Goldberg, for which you are in the digging process since last 7 yrs, when you stop your shovel.Result: When you stop digging is the time, you start undervaluing yourselves.

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There isn't any perfect formula to identify stock market. Everything is predictive and what everybody does is TRY!!!

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Wherever you find yourself at work or in your personal life, do the very best you can do.

1.Whatever you do—give it 100%

When we carry unforgiveness, it’s literally like taking a huge rock, putting it in a rucksack, and carrying it on our back wherever we go.

2. Forgive and let go

Books give us access to some of the greatest minds and ideas that ever lived—we can learn from great people we wouldn’t otherwise have access to any other way than through their books.

3. Read Everyday 

The more you learn and grow, the better your life will become.

4. Never stop learning and growing as a person

Our thinking determines what happens to us in life—not our circumstances.So, to change our lives, we must first change what we believe about ourselves and how we think.

6. Change your thinking, change your life.

If you find someone with the desired results, you need to do what they are doing.

7. Find a mentor and do what they’re doing.

Everyone loves to feel special, Everyone loves to be noticed.And if you care for people and treat them as the special people that they are, then they will love you for it.

8. Be kind to people; treat people as you would like to be treat

Never argue with a stupid person or else they’ll drag you down to their level and beat you with experience

9. Never argue with a stupid person

Define the problem, list out the potential solutions, and choose a path forward. Some decisions are one-way doors, but most are not.

10. Don’t obsess about making the “right” decision.

Great advice can lead you to paths and outcomes that are much better for you. Here are the 9 best pieces of life advice I have ever received.

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For five years in a row, Finland has ranked No. 1 as the happiest country in the world, according to the <a href="https://worldhappiness.report/news/finland-wins-double-gold-in-world-happiness-report-2018/">World Happiness Report </a>.  In 2022's report, people in 156 countries were asked to "value their lives today on a 0 to 10 scale, with the worst possible life as a 0." It also looks at factors that contribute to social support, life expectancy, generosity and absence of corruption.

As a <a href="https://frankmartela.com/">Finnish philosopher and psychology </a>researcher who studies the fundamentals of happiness, I'm often asked: What exactly makes people in Finland so exceptionally satisfied with their lives?To maintain a high quality of life, here are three things we never do:

There's a famous line by a Finnish poet: "Kell' onni on, se onnen kätkeköön." Roughly translated, it means: Don't compare or brag about your happiness. Finns really <a href="https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/ijsw.12233">take this to heart </a>, especially when it comes to material things and overt displays of wealth.

1. We don't compare ourselves to our neighbors.

I once ran into one of the wealthiest men in Finland. He was pushing his toddler in a stroller towards the tram station. He could have bought himself an expensive car or hire a driver, but he opted for public transportation. That's what success looks like in Finland: just like everyone else.  Happiness tip : Focus more on what makes you happy and less on looking successful. The first step to true happiness is to set your own standards, instead of comparing yourself to others.

According to a <a href="https://www.sitra.fi/en/news/survey-almost-90-per-cent-of-finnish-people-consider-nature-important-to-themselves-there-is-a-wide-range-of-relationships-with-nature-no-single-right-one/">2021 survey, </a>87% of Finns feel that nature is important to them because it provides them with peace of mind, energy and relaxation. In Finland, employees are entitled to <a href="https://tem.fi/en/annual-holiday">four weeks of summer holiday </a>. Many of us use that time to hit the countryside and immerse ourselves in nature. The fewer amenities, even to the point of no electricity or running water in the house, the better.

2. We don't overlook the benefits of nature.

A lot of Finnish cities are also densely built, which means that many people have access to nature at their doorsteps. I live next to Helsinki Central Park, where I go on regular walks. Happiness tip : Spending time in nature <a href="https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0272494409000838">increases our vitality </a>,<a href="https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/17439760.2014.994224">well-being </a>and a <a href="https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10902-019-00118-6">gives us a sense of personal growth </a>. Find ways to add some greenery to your life, even if it's just buying a few plants for your home.

Finnish people tend to trust each other and value honesty. If you forget your laptop in a library or lost your phone on the train, you can be quite confident you'll get it back. Kids also often take a public bus home from school and play outside without supervision.

3. We don't break the community circle of trust.

Happiness tip: Think about how you can show up for your community. How can you create more trust? How can you support policies that build upon that trust? Small acts like opening doors for strangers or giving up a seat on the train makes a difference, too.

A Psychology Expert in Finland lists 3 Things That They Never Do That Increase Happiness 

For five years in a row, Finland has been ranked the No. 1 happiest country in the world. A Finnish philosopher and psychology expert shares the habits that make people in Finland so exceptionally satisfied with their lives.

Understand yourself and those around you.

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I'm a psychology expert in Finland, the No. 1 happiest country in the world—here are 3 things we never do

- If you trust your inner voice, it leads you to do the right thing.- Being true to yourself is very important in your life

1. Follow Your Heart 

- Treat every situation as a blessing or a lesson.- Be hopeful and optimistic.- It helps you to lead a peaceful life.

2. Look For The Positive.

- Hold yourself accountable for every minute, every decision and every choice of yours.- Dont make execuses or blame others.- They don't take you any where.- You are the star of your life

3. Be Responsible

- Expressing gratitude and being grateful is a great virtue...- It makes you happy and people around you happy.

4. Be Grateful

- Dont hold grudges. You dont know what others are going through.- It disturbs your peace of mind. Let go. Time heals everything.

5. Forgive others

- Every single day in your life, before going to bed, ask yourself do i have any regrets about today?- do I have any regrets in my life? Yes? Start fixing it next moment.

6. Never have any regrets.

- Be honest with yourself- Look in the mirror and answer the below questions- Who do I want to be? what do I love? what do I want to change? where I now? And where do I want to be 5 years?- First have a clear picture about what you want, then plan and implement.

7. Be Honest

- Do not be a quitter.- do not say, 'I can't' . never give up.- Put your best efforts and things will fall into place.

8. Don't quit.

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<a href="https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/60018575">Discipline Is Destiny </a>is a three-part manual to master and implement the Stoic virtue of temperance, aka discipline, in your life, thus improving your body, mind, and spirit.

Book Summary 

"You don't know have to always be amazing. You do have to show up. What matters is sticking around for the next at bat."-Ryan Holiday

Author Quote 

Most of us know Hercules as this legendary, super-strong, club-whipping guy who fights lions before lunch and can defeat nasty, multi-headed <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lernaean_Hydra">hydras </a>all day long. Long before he became “Hercules” in bold letters, however, everyone’s favorite Disney hero and Greek demigod found himself at a crossroads.

Book Overview 

Standing at a literal fork in the woods, Hercules sees two women, each pleading with him to take her path. One is beautiful beyond belief, half-naked, and offers him a life full of pleasure and completely devoid of pain. The other is also pretty but dressed more conservatively. She tells him the only rewards he’ll find on her path are those he’ll have earned through courage, honorable deeds, and, yes, hardship — but that this path will help him become who he was meant to be.

The women in <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hercules_at_the_crossroads">this parable </a>are Vice and Virtue, and I’m sure you can guess which path Hercules chose, given how awesome he became. Has this story ever happened? Probably not. But is it still important? Yes, because it’s a story about us . At least, that’s what <a href="https://fourminutebooks.com/ryan-holiday-books/">Ryan Holiday </a>thinks — and why he opens his book <a href="https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/60018575">Discipline Is Destiny </a>, the second of four in a series about the cardinal virtues of Stoicism (courage, discipline, justice, wisdom), with this metaphor.

Covering the 3 areas in which we need discipline — body, mind, and spirit:<ol><li>Controlling your body is the first step of mastering self-discipline, and it can happen in many small ways.</li><li>Only a moderate mind can be happy, and directing your brain is a lifelong job.</li><li>Discipline is about actualization, not isolation, so stay kind to yourself and others.</li></ol>Let’s see what it takes to live a disciplined but satisfying life!

Top 3 Lessons From The Book 

The reason discipline is most easily built by starting with small, physical challenges is that you can feel your body’s responses to those challenges. When you work out, you feel the result the next day. When you sleep early, you feel more rested. That’s a great way of sending yourself the feedback that, yes, building discipline is working — and helping.

Lesson 1: Taking charge of your body is the easiest way to build discipline, and you can take many small steps to do it.

While Holiday suggests a variety of things, from eating lean to strenuous activities, like taking cold showers, working out, or walking the long route to work, to sleeping early, the most important is this: Show up. When it comes to physical discipline, doing a little every day will have a much bigger impact than trying to do a lot on rare occasions.

Holiday mentions Lou Gehrig as an example, a legendary baseball player who played over 2,000 games straight without missing a single one. Did he not feel well during some of them? For sure. But he showed up regardless, and, in the long run, that made all the difference.

Like Vice calling out to Hercules, our modern world is loaded with opportunities for instant gratification. It, too, seems to want to fulfill our every desire immediately. But if you’ve ever given in to those impulses, you know how empty and unrewarding that can ultimately feel.

Lesson 2: We can only be happy when we practice restraint, and it’s a lifelong job to moderate our minds.

When you order pizza every time you feel like it, you’ll get health problems. When you rage quit at work whenever your boss makes a snide comment, you’ll never build a meaningful career. And so on. Everything becomes meaningless when you do it all the time, so we need restraint to enjoy life’s pleasures to the fullest — and, therefore, moderating our minds is a lifelong job.

The <a href="https://fourminutebooks.com/buddhas-brain-summary/">Buddha </a>was born in a palace, yet he still felt miserable. The poverty he later experienced outside wasn’t any better. It was only once he learned to practice patience, to sit with suffering, and to not lose it when things went awry that he found he could calmly manage — even enjoy — both life’s ups and downs. Try to pause before you react, analyze your feelings, and <a href="https://fourminutebooks.com/hyperfocus-summary/">learn to shut things out on purpose </a>. Most of all, remember you’ll never be perfect. Mastering our brains is a job that will take forever — and that’s okay.

The highest level of discipline happens on the plane of the spirit, according to Holiday, who mentions ancient <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chariot_racing">Roman charioteers </a>— competitive horse carriage riders — as a prime example. Having to balance many activities and roles at once while performing in a life-or-death situation, these athletes used their self-discipline for a higher purpose — in this case to entertain their community — while remembering that failure is just part of the equation.

Lesson 3: Unless used for the greater good, discipline is pointless, so show kindness and compassion both to yourself and others.

Spiritual discipline is about staying calm, doing the work, and steering the course without alienating others. When you fail to get to work on time, keep cool. When you feel groggy, just try to get through the day. And when others don’t understand why you’re doing things the way you do them, try to be respectful and diplomatic about it.

When <a href="https://fourminutebooks.com/lives-of-the-stoics-summary/">Stoic philosopher </a>Cleanthes walked down Athens’ streets one morning, he bumped into a man yelling at himself for some mistake. “Remember, you’re not talking to a bad man,” he told him, according to Holiday. So yes, show others kindness as you pursue discipline, but remember to extend that same courtesy to yourself whenever you need it.

This book is a follow-up to <a href="https://fourminutebooks.com/courage-is-calling-summary/">Courage Is Calling </a>, the second of four books <a href="https://ryanholiday.net/about/">Ryan Holiday </a>is penning on the cardinal Stoic virtues. The virtues are courage, temperance, justice, and wisdom. Given both books follow a similar structure, I assume all the others will too. It starts with a brief story and introduction to the four virtues, followed by three parts about how to master and implement this particular value into your life.

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Holiday’s writing style is conversational. He draws on a wide range of examples, and the chapters are manageable, engaging, and make clear points. I’ve been a fan of Holiday’s work for years, and <a href="https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/60018575">Discipline Is Destiny: The Power of Self-Control </a> is no exception!

The 15-year-old high school student who struggles with constant distraction, the 34-year-old waiter who feels lost in her career, and anyone who enjoys modern takes on Stoic philosophy.

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The best way to predict the future is to create it.

Try to find what the best you can do for your life and make it happen. Only you can create your future. Don't wait for the things which are going to happen, No one can predict the future with accuracy, but you can create your future if you are willing to make it happen.

Inspirational Quote by Abraham Lincoln

We think, mistakenly, that success is the result of the amount of time we put in at work instead of the quality of time we put in.

The harder I work, the luckier I get.

It’s not about money or connections – it’s the willingness to outwork and outlearn everyone.

The starting point of all achievement is desire.

I’m a great believer in luck, and I find the harder I work, the more I have of it.

Success was not an accident. It resulted from preparation, hard work, and learning from failure.

Great things come from hard work and perseverance. No Excuses.

Hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard.

I have failed again and again throughout my life. That’s why I’ve been successful.

People who have good relationships at home are more effective in the marketplace. This makes someone a good business partner, friend, or parent.

Motivation is what gets you started. Habit is what keeps you going.

These motivational hard work quotes will help to boost your confidence and motivate you to push through any obstacles that might get in your way today. 

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