Blogs about Self-improvement
5 blogs about Self-improvement.
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Art of Memory | Blog
“Learn about memory palaces, mnemonics, mental calculation, acrostics, eidetic memory, and more.”Updated
Remembering more while reading and in everyday life Hey! I’m Justin the beginning learning memory technics. I wonder is there is reasonable to use any certain methods in real time, for example as I read? Or is it much better to sum up …
Feed Roughly one post per day. Started in .
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everything changes
“I work with individuals, teams, and organizations who are looking to make a change in their work with intention and integrity.” By Mandy Brown. 🇺🇸Updated
Real human beings “The more attention and care we put into trying to treat everyone who worked on the data like real, full human beings, the harder those people worked.” That’s Erin Kissane, on the Frontier Magazine podcast, …
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Makoism
“An experiment of interesting finds. So it goes.” By Steve Makofsky. 🇺🇸Updated
All Those Empty Calories It may be an artifact that we're all getting older, but almost everyone I know has gained a few pounds over the last few years. It makes sense, for the 36 months of being locked …
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MUKESH GUPTA
“Leading Transformation.” 🇸🇬Updated
Insanely Interesting People who Influenced Me #17 Joseph Campbell For the rest of the year, I would like to take a moment and thank the people who have had a significant impact on me as an individual. The way they have lived their lives …
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Salman Ansari - Blog
“I'm a startup founder, software engineer, writer, artist, teacher and DJ. I write a weekly newsletter called Quick Brown Fox — it’s about creativity, curiosity and embracing a polymath lifestyle. Each edition features essays, art and resources shared in the spirit of learning in public.” 🇺🇸Updated
The Feeling I’m working on a fable about a fish. I’ve probably rewritten it ten times by now. At first I felt frustrated by this endless cycle of iteration. But then I remembered: This is how it …
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