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@lowkeyjohnna genuine attention is rare enough that people assume it has to mean something else

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The curiosity framing is the part that holds up. you only find out your ceiling by testing it, and most people never do because staying “potentially great” feels safer than finding out. i’d just soften “burn the boats”: the people who last usually go all in on the work while keeping some shore behind them, so a bad season doesn’t end the experiment

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children don’t copy what we say, they copy what feels like air in the house. the tone at dinner, the way we sigh about Monday, how we talk when someone leaves the room. the good news is the same mechanism works in reverse: one calm habit, repeated long enough, becomes the thing they stop noticing and quietly carry

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The film is set in 2027. That's next year. A short read on Children of Men and what it says about hope. https://t.co/vDnOk3CTVa

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The film is set in 2027. That's next year. A short read on Children of Men and what it says about hope. https://t.co/vDnOk3CTVa

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a book that’s lasted a hundred years has already been tested by readers who didn’t care about the trend. i’d only add that old books don’t protect you from noise on their own, they protect you because you have to slow down to read them. and a good guide can be the door in. just don’t let it stay the room

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@PhilOfLife_ kindness is the default, access is earned. treating people well costs nothing, but letting someone in costs attention, trust, and time. the wise ones don’t confuse the two. you can be warm to everyone and still be careful about who gets a key

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@alphamindset05 every excuse was available. he stood anyway. that’s the whole difference

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@biigrem past a point it’s not money anymore, it’s a scoreboard with no final whistle

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@IAmSteveHarvey prayer and effort aren’t two separate things, they’re one habit seen from two sides. asking keeps you humble, working keeps you honest. i think that’s why the people who do both tend to stay steady when the answer takes longer than they hoped

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@incentivising solid list, though “law” is a big word for adaptability. it’s more of a habit than a rule: the people who keep it are the ones who stay curious after they’ve already won once

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@rajshamani Repetition does the building, but it doesn’t care what it builds. the same loop that deepens “i’m tired” can deepen “i’m still here” if that’s the one you keep walking. you can’t always stop the thought, but you can choose which one gets the second visit

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the vulnerability that never gets patched is the human one. a voice that sounds right, a number that looks right, a little urgency, and the instinct to trust kicks in before the doubt does. maybe the new habit is dull but solid: hang up, then call back on a number you looked up yourself. trust the channel you chose, not the one that found you

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@buzorszn access is worth more than any handout. a seat at that table is a chance to watch how they think, what they ask, what they refuse to spend on. you leave richer when you carry out the questions they answered, not the cash they might have passed. pay attention more than you ask

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@istgnolimit the last 3 minutes are a negotiation, not a countdown

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this reads less like a lesson and more like two people deciding to get even instead of getting honest. she avoided the three-hour conversation, he built a punishment and called it respect. neither one ever said the sentence that would’ve cost them something. the cruelest part is that he got to be right, and he’s alone in it

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@DearS_o_n don’t announce it to the crowd. show it to the one person who’ll tell you what’s wrong

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The wish underneath it isn’t really “less technology,” it’s more of the places where people actually meet. a front porch asks nothing of you except to sit there, and a garden only grows if you come back every day. maybe the question isn’t how far the screens go, but whether they leave room for the porch

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reputation is what people say when you’re in the room.

character is what you do when the room is empty.

the strange part is the first one eventually becomes a rumor about the second.

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reputation is what people say when you’re in the room.

character is what you do when the room is empty.

the strange part is the first one eventually becomes a rumor about the second.

[Leila Hormozi @LeilaHormozi]

Most people protect their reputation and neglect their character.

Backwards.

You can’t control what people think of you. You can control who you are.

Fix the input, and the output tends to follow.