Ezaz Ahmed

Poetry / Literature / Armchair Anthropologist/ Amateur Photographer/ /غازیپوری

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Blue Ocean Strategy: Win Without Fighting Competitors.

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IN JAPAN, LAZINESS IS CONSIDERED A DISEASE AND PEOPLE TREAT IT WITH THESE 7 METHODS:

1. KAIZEN — THE ONE-MINUTE RULE

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9 books to think more clearly than 99% of people:

1) The Enigma of Reason by Mercier & Sperber

( why you're biased by design )

[Yasmine Khosrowshahi @yasminekho]

Jordan Peterson explained how to use reading and writing to find your life's purpose:

1. Reading is how you gather raw material before you can write clearly. Once you have a problem you want to solve, read everything you can get your hands on that addresses it. You cannot organize thoughts you have never been exposed to.

2. Writing is described as a weapon, literally. Your sword. Your bulletproof vest. Learning to use words properly makes you nearly impossible to stop in any negotiation or argument.

3. People who are staggeringly successful are almost always unbelievably articulate. You do not want to argue with them because they will organize their points so clearly that anyone unprepared looks like an idiot.

4. Your words are the single most powerful thing about you. If you can write and speak effectively, you carry all the authority and competence there is.

5. Peterson rewrote every sentence in his first book Maps of Meaning roughly fifty times. He read it, rewrote it, compared versions, and kept the better one. That obsession over fourteen years built the foundation for everything he taught afterward.

6. Fiction is not a lesser form of truth. It is often a deeper one. Stories distill what people actually go through, stripping away the boring parts and leaving only what matters.

7. You do not need to understand exactly why a story moves you. You do not know what music means either, and that has never stopped you from listening to it. Profound things mean more than you can fully articulate.

8. People who lose the external structure in their life, a job, a schedule, a responsibility, tend to drift, get anxious, and lose direction. We are built like sled dogs. We need a load to pull.

9. Pain is the one reality nobody argues with. Everyone who suffers acts as though their suffering is real. That single observation is the starting point for thinking seriously about meaning.

10. Human beings are the only creatures who have discovered the future, which is both our greatest advantage and our deepest burden. Knowing the future is finite changes everything about how we experience the present.

11. The self-authoring program Peterson built has three parts: write your past to understand who you actually are, write your present to identify your real faults and virtues, and write your future to clarify exactly what you want in the next three to five years.

12. You cannot hit a target you refuse to name. Most people keep their goals vague on purpose, because naming what you want also means naming the exact conditions under which you will have failed.

13. At Erasmus University in Rotterdam, roughly 10,000 students went through the future authoring program. The improvement was largest among the students who started furthest behind, and many of them later overtook their peers entirely.

14. Writing out your own potential downfall is just as important as writing out your potential success. Naming the version of yourself you are most afraid of becoming gives you something concrete to fight against instead of a vague, paralyzing dread.

15. A memory that still produces strong negative emotion after eighteen months means you have not actually solved the problem it represents. Your brain is still tagging it as a live threat.

16. Writing through painful memories often makes you feel worse in the short term and significantly better three to six months later. Progress frequently requires doing the uncomfortable thing first.

17. The entire purpose of the humanities was never to please a professor or guess the expected answer. It was to help you find your true voice, because every argument you formulate becomes a permanent part of your character whether you intended it to or not.

Follow @yasminekho for more ideas on thinking better, becoming clearer & building a more intentional life.

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Stand on one leg. Start a timer. Count to 10.

Did you fail?

Your nervous system is aging faster than your body.

This isn't a party trick.

It's one of the strongest predictors of early death we have.

Here's why — and how to reverse it:

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7 Killer Outfit Ideas Every Man Should Try:

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[Dr RP Singh, MD @rpsingh1894]

🦟 Malaria isn’t just “fever with chills.”

It can cause:
🧠 Coma
🫁 ARDS
🩸 Severe anemia
🩺 Kidney failure
⚰️ Death

Everything you need to know about malaria—from diagnosis to treatment—in one infographic. 👇

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Lab tests & what they indicate .

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Man to man.

[Saheed 🚢🔥 @mrgroowth]

You forget 90% of what you learn.

Books, podcasts, meetings—it all disappears in days.

But your brain isn’t the problem.
You just haven’t been taught how to use it.

Here are 12 tools to make anything stick:

[Jaynit Makwana @JaynitMakwana]

🚨 SHOCKING: Claude can now analyze entire books like a $300/hour research consultant.

Most people read books and forget 90% within a month.

Here are 6 insane Claude prompts that extract every insight from any book, PDF, document in minutes.

(Save before you read another book)