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[Ben Miller @benmillerwriter]

Fictioneering 101: Intro & Lesson 1 https://t.co/rAEqofblFJ

[GRITCULT @GRITCULT]

You are looking at funny shapes that make you think of images in your head and feelings In Your stomach on a black screen made out of sand powered by lightning captured out of metals

[George Bruno | Divorce -Loss Recovery @GeorgeBruno]

You emulate your heros then after a while you find your own sound and voice.
-Jerry Cantrell

[Ben Miller @benmillerwriter]

@EmJoServices why did you quit posting on X and emailing your list? just curious. are you still writing copy? or did you find another job? I went back to teaching English and write copy on the side now after a year of inconsistent freelancing.

[⚡️🌞 Sol Brah 🌞🐬 @SolBrah]

God directs us to how we’re able to do the most good in this world. This is top tier “creativity” is listening to this voice that tells you to post, create, write or talk about a particular thing at a particular time.

Let God guide you to your highest success!

[George Bruno | Divorce -Loss Recovery @GeorgeBruno]

All this stuff about "doing what you love and the money will follow". That is only 50% of the equation. It's also WHERE you do what you love.

[Frederick Dodson @RealityCreation]

I fell for the 3-tier price reduction trick - again!

I'm in a Persian rug store. The price tag says $4500 for the rug I want, but now on sale for $2700. The seller (a Persian) says

"I'll give it to you for $900".

My mind, sees the drop from $4500 to $900 and thinks "what a bargain".

I take it. I arrive home and realize I've been HAD.😇

Rugs like the one, cost an average of $900. If he had outright said $900, I'd have said "No thanks, too expensive". I only desired the rug in the mistaken belief that it was worth much more.

It's contrast-marketing - works like a charm.

[Ben Miller @benmillerwriter]

"The smaller you define your world the bigger your problems seem." - @Cernovich

[Cernovich @Cernovich]

My addiction to watching candy making videos has been revealed

[Cernovich @Cernovich]

My addiction to watching candy making videos has been revealed

[DAN KOE @thedankoe]

3-6 months of having no idea what you're doing is the barrier of entry to a rare life.

[Frederick Dodson @RealityCreation]

Speed-Research

Wanting to do it in a short time takes away from the joy of immersing yourself in a thing. If you don't enjoy it, you shouldn't be involved in the topic.

If something is done with time in mind or with impatience, it usually prolongs the time it takes before completion.

I enjoy research, discovery and experimentation so the concept of time doesn't matter - doesn't even cross my mind.

Intuition also helps because it tells you which info is important and which isn't before you even read it.

Sometimes, when researching an article, I might have 50 website-tabs open that are related to something I'm looking for. I take a look at the page and can quickly "sense" whether it has the thing I am looking for. Intuition comes from a relaxed, open-attention state.
So I can close maybe 47 tabs within 5 minutes and dedicate my attention to the 3 tabs that "feel" like they are related to what I'm looking for.

It works like this:

You have the intention to find XYZ.

Once you have this intention, it filters what you FEEL when you look at something. If you feel nothing, then it's not related to your intention.

The key to this is not overthinking and trying to grasp everything with your mind but let your intuitive-self do the work. It already knows.

Of course Academic books require tons of references. But using too many references indicates that one has few thoughts of their own. 😀

[The Fourth Way @The4thWayYT]

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[Ben Miller @benmillerwriter]

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[Space 8K @uhd2020]

A year of sunrises

[Space Dragons Guild @SpaceDragonsGld]

I believe it.

[Chris Martz @ChrisMartzWX]

On this date in 1988, 66.5% of the spatial area of the U.S. mainland was >90°F (32°C).

Today's “unprecedented climate-fueled heat dome” only managed to get 17% of the U.S. land area >90° at peak heating.

Our thermometer data doesn't lie, but journalists and academics do.