@RobertGreene@StevenBartlett Terri Trespicio covered this in her TED Talk with the same title almost 10 years ago, as well as in the book about the same topic she subsequently wrote. https://t.co/V5DD6wbQSu
Our tiny moments decide if we’re generally successful or unsuccessful, if we’re happy or unhappy. Get into the habit of treating the stepping-stones to your success like the great leaps forward that they are. #youareabadass#QOTD#WednesdayWisdom#WednesdayMotivation
Bigger arms, bulked-up glutes – when did it become OK to judge women for having strong bodies, asks @PollyVernon (whose own biceps have been criticised by friends)
https://t.co/BXAy7gsDg6
The 19th-century poet's home in Amherst has reopened after a major renovation that includes a boon of donated props from the Apple TV+ series "Dickinson."
https://t.co/6bIdJQ5iIT
Learn to move fast and adapt or you will be eaten. The best way to avoid this fate is to assume formlessness. No predator alive can attack what it cannot see.
Where there's a will there's a way; we just prefer to pretend there isn't a way so we don't have to take responsibility and do the uncomfortable stuff required to grow. #youareabadass#QOTD#TuesdayThoughts#TuesdayMotivation
Middle-aged role reversal is both bittersweet and also, just…please — take the pesto chicken. I made it for you. (She yelled at me to keep the fruit tart; fine.) 💔❤️
Hosted my parents for a large and lovely summer spread — only for my Polish mother to panic that I wouldn’t have anything to eat when I sent them home with leftovers (NB: they feel uncomfortable receiving gifts over $10 & “prefer a card, thank you).
Chemicals found in everything from food and cosmetics to drugs and carpets may be making it easier for our bodies to build fat. #ToxicChemicals#Obesity https://t.co/hrO760CkfG
When you need a break from the heat, museums and galleries offer a welcome respite. @Pamela_R_writes recommends 11 exhibits that will offer a cool and quiet escape: https://t.co/H27XEbhtT2
#DorotheaLange, born #onthisday in 1895, had a deep-seated belief in photography as a tool for social change. Her empathetic response to her subjects set her work apart from many of her contemporaries.
📷: "Migrant Family, Texas" (1936), photograph, gelatin silver print