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Ayesha Talib WissanjiApr 21 min read

FOOL!

I want to feel myself at home.

I want to feel wanted.

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Paul Barach in Great Writers Under The SeaApr 64 min read

5 Breaths a Day: An Easy Guide To Meditation

For Those Who Don’t Have Time

Aaron Charles2 days ago3 min read

When Your Own Writing Convicts You

It’s like telling yourself, “I told you so.”

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Susan BasterfieldApr 52 min read

Why I love my Big Ears (a pi-spective)

Have you yet reached that day when you look in the mirror, and what looks back is not you…

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Matthew CastelApr 2

Just do it is the opposite of learning. Learning is useful for finding an accurate answer, but not achieving your long-term plans.

Stop Learning

Emil Wallnér

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Love this. I realize as I grow older how true this is. The education I followed and the teachers who taught me never put an emphasis on “just do it”. Our education system remain stuck in the paradigm of following someone else’s agenda. The sad part is that the damage is lasting. It can take years to re-condition your mind to take responsibility for your own life.

Shannon MasayoMar 301 min read

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I guess you could say we are strangers. Except we aren’t at all. We breathe the same, our hearts beat the same. I can only see the version of her that she allows me to see, but my god she is beautiful. Right now she has the roundest belly, and a beating heart and bones inside. She beams with pride. Here is the thing about…

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Asta DiabatéApr 84 min read

What I’ve learnt from job rejections

“We may encounter many defeats but we must not be defeated.”

Anand DoshiMar 61 min read

Schrödinger’s Quirk

Today I had my first hangover. “Could there be a way to have these fun evenings without the awful effects the next day?”—I was immediately rebuked for uttering this blasphemous statement. You see, I have this little quirk of analyzing everything. It empowers me to do great work but prevents me…

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Sar Haribhakti in People 2.0Mar 142 min read

Crickets: The Epitome of Investing Success

Morgan Housel

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Appreciate The “Hows”, Not Just The “Whats”

LOVE the analogy of cows and crickets here. I really hope both investors & founders start thinking more in terms of this analogy that you guys have drawn. The concept of analyzing the valuation or growth in the context of what it took to get there …