Consider an amoeba placed under a microscope. We can adjust the focus to bring a particular plane into sharpness, and in so doing other planes become obscured. The full ‘truth’ of the specimen cannot be seen all at once, but can be approached only in the aggregate of various planes of focus. So it is for the self. To investigate the nature of the self, we might pose these three very different questions, at three particular planes of focus:<ul><li>Who are you?</li><li>Who are you, really?</li><li>Who are you, really, really?</li></ul>

The Microscope On The Amoeba

There are many successful people who fear they are missing the meal. They’ve taken their personhood to a winning place, and yet so often they feel empty, disappointed, anxious, confused, alienated. They’ve done it all right, they’ve made money and raised healthy kids and kept in decent shape all the while. And now the kids are gone and doing it for themselves, the money is great but it turns out it’s no destination, and the body is slowly dying. Is this all there is? Has something been missed this whole time? And so, again, we might ask ourselves: who are we really, really?

Missing The Main Course

This is not a religion or an organizing cosmological story, it is a spiritual enquiry.An enquiry into who or what we are most essentially, if far less obviously - outside the frame that reifies the idea of the self as an individual unit, instead recasting it as a natural manifestation of the timeless substrate from which it arises.

A Spiritual Inquiry

Psychotherapy, for all its enormous use and beauty, is not a spiritual practiceIn seeking to understand the situation in which humans so strangely find ourselves, many of us respond with an emphatic assertion of selfhood: 'Why, I am going on here!'

Psychotherapy Isn't Holistic

Psychedelics, of course, have come in vogue again, but there are a variety of practices meant to bring contact with the non-dualistic space that cannot be named – various traditions of meditation being the most well known. Each practice has its own serious-minded devotees and faddish enthusiasts: <a href="https://psyche.co/guides/how-to-breathe-your-way-to-better-health-and-transcendence">breathing</a> techniques, yoga, chanting, extreme exercise, <a href="https://aeon.co/essays/why-forests-and-rivers-are-the-most-potent-health-tonic-around">immersion</a> in the natural world, certain <a href="https://aeon.co/essays/lovemaking-for-longevity-a-recipe-from-tokyos-imperial-archives">sex</a> practices. These are all methods that might lead practitioners into undifferentiated experience, where subject and object are one.

Sex, Drugs And Mindfulness

The question that stays in the background.

Therapy is a valuable tool for self-understanding. But spiritual practices can unlock a more expansive view of the self

Understand yourself and those around you.

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As a child, you naturally had intense feelings, as this is how all children are wired. Exuberant one moment, intensely frustrated the next, you needed someone to teach you how to understand and manage your emotions. But what you got instead was a covert message that your emotions were excessive. What you learned was to dampen your feelings, not the skills you needed to manage them.

1. It’s not good to be too happy or too sad.

As a child, you naturally felt upset when things upset you. You naturally felt angry when you were hurt. What you needed was to have your upset feelings soothed by a loving parent so that you could learn how to soothe yourself. But what you got was a message that your feelings were a weakness. What you learned was to judge yourself for having them.

2. You are overly sensitive.

As a child, you had needs, just as all children do. You had things that felt important to you, and things that felt good or bad to you. What you needed was for someone to notice, or to ask what you needed or wanted, so that you would feel that you mattered. When no one asked you enough, you learned instead that you don’t.

3. Your needs and preferences are irrelevant.

Growing up, you had problems with school, siblings, and friends. What you needed was to know that you could talk to a parent, but instead, you knew that they, for whatever reason, could not handle it. What you learned was that others couldn’t handle your problems, so you’d best keep it to yourself.

4. Talking about a problem will unnecessarily burden other people.

All humans cry, and for a reason. Crying is a way to release and process your emotions. As a child, you cried sometimes (maybe often). What you needed was for this to be okay. Instead, your family didn’t know that crying has a purpose, so they ignored your tears or shamed you for having them. Perhaps they never showed tears themselves. You learned that crying is negative and should be avoided.

5. Crying is a weakness.

Were you judged for showing feelings in your childhood home? This powerful message has been carried forth with you. “Hide your emotions from others” is the message, “or others will think less of you.” Or worse, they will use your feelings against you.

6. Others will judge you for showing your feelings.

As a child, of course, you often felt angry, as this feeling is a natural part of life. As a child, what you needed was a help to name, understand and manage your anger. Perhaps instead your anger was squelched or overwhelmed by another’s. Maybe you were punished for showing it. What you learned was that anger is bad and that you should suppress it.

7. Anger is a negative emotion and should be avoided.

Children need help, period. So do adolescents and adults. As a child, you needed support, direction, suggestions, and assistance. But you could see that your parents were not up to that. What you learned was that it is best not to ask for help in general because you are setting yourself up for a letdown.

8. Relying on another is setting yourself up for disappointment.

As a young child, you had endless wonder at the world around you. As you grew, you had endless things that you wanted and needed to ask and say. Yet talking was not valued in your family and you were not asked or listened to enough. What you learned is that your questions and words are not valuable and that you should keep them to yourself.

9. Others are not interested in what you have to say.

As a child, you needed to feel that an adult had your back; that no matter what happened, there was support and help for you. Instead, when you needed something you discovered that your adult(s) were busy, overwhelmed, or not aware. What you learned was that you were all alone.

10. You are alone in the world.

These lessons all seem so real and so true when you grew up receiving them in such a subliminal, global way. But do not forget that they are merely lessons of your family, not truths. The fact that you learned them does not make them right.

Summary

Your past, no matter how bad it was, does not define your future. The choices and actions you make today will ultimately define who you will eventually become. Make the decision to learn from your past and apply it in the present so that you can live the life that you were meant to live. You deserve it!

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Learning and growing to become the best person you can be.

The fact that you learned them does not make them right.

10 Things Emotionally Neglected Kids Grow Up Believing — That Are Simply Not True

The past decade has seen the rise of the Instagrammable food trend, where restaurants have altered menus to prioritize visual uniqueness—often at the expense of taste. In a competitive social media landscape, the question for restaurateurs has been how to stand out and generate audience engagement in the form of likes, comments, and shares.
Under the assumption that creating unique food items will help businesses stand out and garner more engagement on social media, the Instagrammable food trend has given birth to novelty items like unicorn lattes and poop cafés.

Food That Looks Great On Instagram

Since social media platforms use rank-ordering algorithms to prioritize and boost content, figuring out which foods garner more social media engagement will help restaurants and food content creators determine how to better amplify the reach of their online content.Conventional social media wisdom suggests that people will engage with social media content they deem entertaining, where “entertaining” is synonymous with unique, distinct, and atypical. In a food context, it has been assumed that entertaining means food that looks more unique, distinct, and atypical.

Instragrammable Food

While social media forecasters may suggest that unique foods are a trend, this logic contradicts some principles of evolutionary psychology. Humans evolved to quickly visually recognize foods, not just for what is edible, but also for what is calorie-dense.Since finding and eating edible food was crucial for survival when humans were hunter-gatherers, we may be hardwired to feel intrinsically good when we simply see the food we know we can eat.

The Brain Is Evolutionarily Programmed To Recognize Food

The average user spends over two hours a day on social media platforms, exposing themselves to hundreds of different posts in a single scrolling session.While rapidly processing content, the brain may instinctively feel more positively toward images that are more easily recognized as food. These positive feelings can then transfer to behaviours directed toward the post, thereby increasing the likelihood of the post receiving likes, comments, or shares.

The Power Of Social Media

Since people feel better when they see foods that are easily recognizable as food, normal-looking food tends to get more likes. On the other hand, unique foods tend to result in lower social media engagement because they are harder to recognize and classify as food.Despite food <a href="https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-london-42012732">industry bloggers</a> and <a href="https://about.instagram.com/blog/announcements/instagram-trends-2022">social media trends</a> suggesting that people crave unique, eye-catching content, the most successful Instagrammable foods are the normal-looking ones that are more easily recognized as food.

Recognizing Normal, Edible Food

The Instagrammable food trend has given birth to novelty items like unicorn lattes and poop cafes. But is this actually effective?


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<ul><li>Stores use sights, smells, sounds, and other stimuli in combination to produce particular atmospheres</li><li>In some cases, the place itself is more influential than the product itself in the purchase decision</li><li>For example, to create an upscale atmosphere, a manager might choose classical music, subdued colors, elegant perfumes, cool temperatures, sparsely displayed merchandise, and low lighting</li></ul>

Stores Are Using Music to Make You Spend More

<ul><li>Music on top of noise is just more noise.</li><li>Shoppers tend to spend less time in the store when the music is loud, and more when it is soft.</li><li>There was no statistically significant difference in the amount of money customers spent in each of these scenarios.</li><li>Music volume only affected the amount of time people spent in stores, not sales volume. So if you manage a store with limited floorspace, or run a restaurant with limited seating, the strategic use of loud(er) music might help you better manage your customer flow.</li></ul>

The Ideal Volume

<ul><li>The tempo of a store’s background music can influence both the pace of customer traffic flow and sales volume.</li><li>Fast (uptempo) music makes people move more quickly through a store, and they end up buying less.</li><li>Slow (downtempo), on the other hand, leads to slower shoppers, which in turn leads to shoppers having more time to discover and interact with more products.</li></ul>

The Tempo

<ul><li>You can fine-tune the background music of a store by paying attention to the modes of the songs you're playing.</li><li>The best tempo/mode combination for boosting sales at a supermarket: Downtempo and minor.</li><li>People buy more when there are slow sad songs playing in the background.</li></ul>

Play Slow And Sad Songs!

<ul><li>Music is not simply a generic sonic mass, but a complex chemistry of controllable elements.</li><li>What works in one store might not work in another.</li><li>The genre of music you play might end up trumping all of the quantifiable characteristics of your store's ambience.</li></ul>

The Music Genre

<ul><li>Retail soundscapes consist of more than just music.</li><li>Stores engage in audio atmospherics which go beyond songs.</li><li>White noise is perhaps the most well-known variety of this non-musical background sound.</li><li>In office settings, the sound of people talking can be heard as well.</li><li>Natural sounds like birdsong and wind can be just as effective as white noise.</li></ul>

White Noise

Come on feel the noise. Girls rock your boys. We’ll get wild, wild, wild. Wild, wild, wild!

When it comes to satisfying customer eardrums, WWB works best: Wind, water, and birdsong.Natural sounds can be just as effective as (if not more effective than) traditional options for providing ambient noise.

The End Note

The self-proclaimed wine connoisseur swaggers into the wine shop, his Italian shoes shuffling across the pristine marble floors. The ceilings are vaulted. The displays are large, immaculately clean…

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Vocabulary enables us to interpret and to express. If you have a limited vocabulary, you will also have a limited vision and a limited future.

It makes sense if you think about how, without realizing it, we all use set phrases, unaware of how they shape the way we think and look at reality. If you change the way you talk about reality, you might also be able to change your life.Bernard Roth, professor of engineering at Stanford University and academic director of the Hasso-Plattner Institute of Design, wrote a book called "The Achievement Habit". It talks about different linguistic formulas that lead to either success or failure.

Your vocabulary can lead either to success or failure

The word but is an adversative conjunction. That means that it puts two ideas together, opposing each other, whether to add a detail to a statement, give it more depth, or contradict it. If we look at it from a psychological point of view, we usually use this word to justify things, put them off, or not do them.One place we really use it a lot is in phrases like “Yes, but". Those two little words are really about self-sabotage. We make unnecessary or imaginary obstacles to get in the way of us doing anything.Professor Roth suggests to replace those buts with the conjunction and.

Take  'but'  out of your vocabulary

The second big recommendation professor Roth makes is to exchange the expression “I have to do” for “I want to do” When you say “I have to do” you put yourself in the realm of obligation. That’s very discouraging. It means that you might want one thing, but you have to do something else, even though you don’t want to. So using have to starts you off in an emotionally uncomfortable place.Bernard Roth says that if you do something, it’s never because you’re truly obligated to; you’ve chosen to. So by getting rid of the expression, you take responsibility for the life you live.

Exchanging  'have to'  for  'want'

<ul><li>Switch “I have to finish this ” for “I want to finish this"</li><li>Replace “I have to be patient with my partner” with “I want to be patient with my partner”</li><li>Exchange “I have to exercise” for “I want to exercise”</li></ul>Every time you switch have to for want , you immediately have to replace your negative outlook with a positive one. At the same time, you’re lifting a heavy emotional burden off your back.So that’s why you can make a huge positive change in your life if you take these words out of your daily vocabulary.

How to take  'have to'  out of your vocabulary

Language will have an effect on your emotions and brain depending on how you use it. In fact, Bernard Roth says that if you take just two little words out of your vocabulary, your life will change.

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The Stoic philosophers in ancient Greece discovered that our emotions aren’t caused by the things that happen to us, but by the thoughts these events trigger. Our frustration often arises from automatic negative thoughts (ANTs). "This project is a disaster.” “Those people just don’t understand.” “It’s useless talking to him.” “I’ll never be able to do this right.” When we experience ANTs, we move away from fact-based reasoning and instead fall prey to mental distortions.

Automatic negative thoughts

<ol><li>Mind reading: We assume we know the other person's thoughts or feelings.</li><li>Mental filtering: You pay attention to a small set of observations and ignore all others. You may focus on one critical comment while ignoring the positive comments.</li><li>Labelling: Using dismissive words that prevent us from thinking more objectively, such as "incompetent," "Disgusting," or "frustrating."</li><li>Blame: Assigning blame to yourself or others, while the actual cause for a problem may lie elsewhere.</li><li>All-or-nothing thinking: Someone is either a hero or a zero. A choice is either perfect or wrong.</li></ol>

Five common negative mindsets

We can all inadvertently sabotage ourselves with these toxic ways of thinking.


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Your life is what it is due to the choices you’ve made. These choices stem from your own nature.CHANGE YOUR NATURE!

Introduction

David struggled at school and did not learn as fast as the other kids.So he cheated.

Chapter 1: I Should Have Been a Statistic

This story – your story – is full of excuses for why you should not succeed. So, they will fuel your success.

Challenge #1

If you suck, tell yourself you suck. That’s ok. You’ll just need to work hard now, in order to lose weight or not suck.Call yourself out!

Chapter 2: Truth Hurts

Whatever your goal is, you need to be honest about where you are on your path, and what you need to get done.

Challenge #2 

Whenever he’d cut a workout short because he was tired, he’d go back to the gym to do the entire workout again. He could not be dishonest with himself.

Chapter 3: The Impossible Task 

<ul><li>Write down all the things you don’t like to do or that make you feel uncomfortable.</li><li>Highlight those which are good for you.</li><li>Go do one of them. Then do them again.</li><li>Do something that sucks every day.</li><li>Once it becomes comfortable, go further.</li><li>The more you make yourself feel uncomfortable, the stronger you will become.</li></ul>

Challenge #3

He learned that everything in life is a mind game. No matter how bad something is, the pain eventually stops.Taking Souls is a game you play with your own mind by forcing yourself to overperform so that your enemy is surprised – your enemy has “his soul taken”.During the SEAL training, he learned that all pain is finite. Smile at it. It will end eventually. Victory is about bringing your best when you feel your worst – and not quitting.

Chapter 4: Takings Souls 

The only way to turntables and earn respect in competitions is to show excellence.And the only way to be excellent is to work harder.Achieve what your opponent/superior could never do themselves.

Challenge #4 

The calloused mind enables the brain to tap into the sympathetic nervous system which energizes you.You should push the hardest when you want to quit the hardest. This is how you train your calloused mind.

Chapter 5: Armored Mind

<ul><li>He rejected his past, hence he rejected himself.</li><li>The only way to accept yourself fully is to go back to your past and identify all of the moments of weakness, and label them as just that: weakness.</li><li>Only when you recognize you were weak, can you then accept it and move forward.</li></ul>

Visualize an obstacle, and imagine overcoming it.

Challenge #5

<ul><li>A quarter into the race, he wondered why he was getting himself into these situations.</li><li>At the seventieth mile, he took a break, his body on the verge of collapse.</li><li>To help, he remembered all the pain he went through in his life, tapped into his sympathetic nervous system, and went back running.</li><li>You need all of the hope you can have. David calls his memories of pain and victory, his “Cookie Jar”.</li></ul>

Chapter 6: It’s Not About a Trophy

Write down all of the obstacles you have overcome, all of the small and big victories, and the pain you had to go through to succeed.Fill up your own Cookie Jar.

Challenge #6

<ul><li>Each time he pushed the boundaries, he was surprised to see how far he could go.</li><li>Goggins believes that shortcuts to pain are nonsense.</li><li>The only way to do more and better is to go beyond your perceived limitations.</li></ul>

Chapter 7: The Most Powerful Weapon

<ul><li>The human body is like a stock car. We can go very fast, but there is a governor preventing us from reaching peak potential.</li><li>Our governor is in our mind, and if we remove it, we can achieve anything.</li><li>The only way to remove it is not to listen to the voice telling you to quit.</li></ul>

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Your mind is wired to tend towards comfort, not performance.

Your mind is wired to tend towards comfort, not performance. The way to change that is to callous your mind, meaning, chasing pain!

CALLOUS YOUR MIND, CHASE THE PAIN!

<ul><li>When you’re tired, acknowledge that this is your governor of pain talking.</li><li>You are not as tired as you think you are.</li><li>Keeping this in mind will help you keep going.</li></ul>

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Another obstacle is friends and family. Often, they drag us down, which is why you should use your Cookie Jar when this happens – it is a great system to remind yourself who you are.

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Keeping an open mind will help you keep going. Of course, it’s easier to keep an open mind when you are chilling on your couch than when you’re suffering.

Open mind

<ul><li>Remove your governor. To do so, reach a point when you are super tired, and push just 5 or 10% further. Then repeat. </li><li>Life is a mind game. </li><li>The only person you are competing against is yourself.</li></ul>

Challenge #7

When students asked him if they could one day run 100 miles like him, this is what Goggins would tell them.The only way to master your mind and kill the governor is to get addicted to hard work.

Chapter 8: Talent Not Required

When something goes wrong in your life (like an injury), don’t just stop. Adapt. If you play piano and hurt your right hand, practice with your left hand meanwhile.

This is a three-week challenge during which you will take control of your schedule.first week,observe your work.Identify where you wasted time and trim it.For week two, build a schedule by blocks of 15 minutes.Do one thing at a time, and focus on it recklessly.Optimize and refine in week three.

Challenge #8

<ul><li>Every day, he started back to zero.</li><li>This mindset helped him keep on soaking knowledge because it meant that nothing was ever finished. There was always more to do, and further to go. You whether move forward, or backward. But you never stagnate.</li><li>Most people don’t push themselves at all. Among those that do, most stop pushing when they reach their goals. Only the very few never stop pushing. </li></ul>

Chapter 9: Uncommon Amongst Uncommon

If you want to become uncommon among uncommon, you will have to stay great – meaning, never rest.

Challenge #9

Goggins learned that failures are great, because they contain the data you need to succeed.

Chapter 10: The Empowerment of Failure 

<ul><li>Think about your last/biggest failure. Write everything that went right from your failures, then write about how it affected you.</li><li>Then write about the things you can fix to avoid failing again.</li><li>Then prepare better, and make another attempt.</li><li>If your failure happened 25 years ago, that doesn’t change anything. Write that report.</li></ul>

Challenge #10

What if. When you attempt to do something difficult, a lot of people will discourage you for it. But what if you could pull it off? What if is the ultimate answer to anyone that had ever doubted you.

Chapter 11: What If? 

After fighting all his life, he had found peace.He understood that pain had unlocked in his mind a doorway to “a beautiful silence”.

What if YOU CAN?

What if you can succeed ? when everybody else doubts you! DO NOT STOP WHEN YOU'RE TIRED, STOP WHEN YOU'RE DONE!

Can't Hurt Me is an autobiographical account of how Goggins went from complete failure to becoming a Navy Seal and acclaimed motivational speaker. The essence of the book is "Push to the end, and when you're there...push further."

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In today's society it is very difficult to escape from a stressful environment , and it is very hard to deal with stress so what you have to do is improve your stress taking capacity. Stress is harmful and you can't get rid of stress because at every stage of life you are going to meet stress and it's impossible to ignore it. The best way to deal with stress and to make yourself mentally strong is to develop the resistivity towards <a href="https://inspirationalblogs45.blogspot.com/2021/08/18-effective-ways-to-reduce-stress-from-your-life%20.html">stress </a> .  Make your mind to deal with stress and when you are capable of handling stress you are one step closer to a strong will power.

1. Increase your stress taking capacity

Multitasking is a common habit of most people and they eventually don't know how harmful it is. Multitasking not only lowers your attention span but also makes you less efficient and less productive as your focus is divided in two works. Stop multitasking and do one thing at a particular time that will save your time and energy.

2. Avoid multitasking

Now divide your work in different slots . Try to do your work in 2-3 slots . Remember to take a break in between. Taking a break will <a href="https://inspirationalblogs45.blogspot.com/2021/08/Best-way-to-improve-your-productivity%20.html">improve your productivity </a> and you can easily focus on your work . Taking rest in between increases your efficiency .

3. Have small slots between work

Meditation is the best and evergreen method when it comes to focus and mental strength. The benefits of <a href="https://inspirationalblogs45.blogspot.com/2021/04/mindfulness-meditation-practice.html">meditation </a> are uncountable and no doubt it's the best way to improve yourself and to be more mentally strong. Meditation helps in controlling our thoughts and makes us focus on one thing at one time. Start practising meditation as it will make you more attentive and will also boost your will power.

4. Daily Meditation

The best way to enhance and bold your character and to improve your will power is to speak less. A study shows that people who speak more are ignored compared to those who speak less. Speaking less makes everyone focus on your words and it increases your value among others. Also it saves your energy and time that you are probably going to waste while talking too much.

5. Speak less than needed

Conclusion  Will power is all about mental strength and with a little effort you can easily do that. That's all for today . Will you follow these tips ? Share your views .

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The Bet That Proved Passive (Index) Investing is Superior to Active Management

Gambling Verses Investing

Warren Buffett the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway is one of the most successful investors of all time, he is also known as the “Oracle of Omaha.”

In a 2005 letter to the shareholders of his company wrote that active management professionals (hedge fund managers) not outperform individuals who used a passive (index) investing strategy over a ten-year period. To prove his sincerity in this belief he offered $500,000 (for charity) to anyone willing to accept his challenge.

Warren Buffett believed the large fees from active managers was not worth the cost. That in fact the exorbitant fees only enrichen the finance industry and hurt the consumer.

In 2007 hedge fund manager Ted Seides accepted the challenge. Buffet chose a low-cost Vanguard S&P fund and Seides picked five funds-of-funds with interests in more than 200 hedge funds to go up against Buffett. The official amount for the bet was 1 million dollars.

In December 2017, Buffett claimed victory, noting that the final tally has been an “eye-opener.” Buffett’s pick of a Vanguard S&P index fund delivered an average annual return of 8.5% compared to the fund-of-funds’ 2.4% average annual gain.

By the end of the bet on the $1 million invested in the funds chosen by Seides would have gained $220,000 in the same time period that Buffett’s low-fee investment would have earned $854,000.

Any individuals who invested in these hedge funds also lost out on making money. While at the same time the individuals running the hedge funds enjoyed “earning” their outrageous fees.

“Performance comes, performance goes, fees never falter.”-         Warren Buffett

Attempting get rich schemes may very well lead to going broke quickly. Trying to get rich quick is gambling it is not investing.

Investing Verses Gambling

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