Alumna Jen Edney, BA'05, is one of the nation’s most renowned adventure photographers! She has traveled the world a few times over, clocking more than 80,000 nautical miles alongside competitive sailors for months at a time.
How did she get here? Find out: https://t.co/7VMl2mFxgV
@marcrandolph Wow, this is an amazingly vulnerable post and greatly appreciated. As I am growing my own company, I have questioned so many times in the past 12 months whether or not the person who starts the company is the best person to scale the company. You affirmed my decision. Thank you
@omaha_scanner just want to give a huge shout out to the @OmahaPolice. They helped me recover my iPad today from a known location (cellular based). Awesome officers and much appreciated. 🙌
I have spent all week at a very cool conference in Utah and this morning’s presentation by @bobbordone on negotiations was phenomenal. Great YouTube channel if you want to scope out his content. https://t.co/05mGxYRSgC
I think about this twice a day.
Every morning when I sit down to read & then when I sit down to write, I say to myself,
"Accept the initial agitation."
When you try to focus, Andrew Huberman explains, "the brain circuits that turn on first are of the stress system."
Meaning:
"The agitation and stress that you feel at the beginning of something—when you're trying to lean into it and you can't focus—is just a recognized gate.
You have to pass through that gate to get to the focus component."
There's a common misconception, Huberman continues,
"The misunderstanding around how certain brain circuits work has led to this idea that there's some secret entry point—maybe marked 'flow' on the door—and there's a trampoline up to that door, and you just open that door, and you're immediately in [a deep state of focus].
And nothing could be further from the truth."
The truth is:
"There is a gate of entry. You have to wade through some sewage before you can swim in clear water. That's the way I always think about it."
I once told Andrew that I say to myself, "accept the initial agitation," every time I sit down to read or write, and he said, "the agitation is indeed the doorway to the whole process."
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The clip below is from Andrew's 2020 interview on Rich Roll's podcast (https://t.co/HqdLeNLrmU)
@Benji_Fernandes Thank you so much, this is gold. The founder’s journey is not for the faint of heart, and it is exactly like raising a child. Mine is out of the newborn stage, thank God, but we’re in the toddler stage, and I know that we have many mountains to climb!
Has it already been a week since everyone gathered to celebrate startups in Nebraska? We're still buzzing from the NMotion Showcase!
Congratulations to @invisible_code@entry_envy@FinDaily_io, Hazlo Health, Nave Analytics, ThermOpticalCooling, @UptrendsAI and @vetelligence
I had the most interesting conversation with @chadzani at @Expert_Dojo last week about "trust," specifically how it relates to brands, and how COVID changed everything. We no longer have the same trust in our neighbors, doctors, or the government.
@Expert_Dojo I certainly have one, but need to spend some time thinking about what it is. What do you recommend @ryanfoland? I lead in the BP10 with relationships and my #1 Clifton Strength is strategic. I'm often described as inspiring, authentic, and a "force of nature."
@Codishaa Honesty is the best policy. Assuming you were diplomatic with your responses, I think you certainly want to be yourself and you likely demonstrated credibility. If you don't get the position, it wasn't for you. #KeepGoing
My @Facebook business page was hacked and we've had a support ticket open for 25 days with no resolution. I have provided all of the requested proof of ownership for Entry Envy including our EIN, domains, trademark registration, etc. Any ideas to help? TIA! @fbsecurity