9/ People think the powerful are evil but THIS is the real motivation behind men who get into history books. Power is not the end point but the beginning. To have power is to have the space, tools, and time to be creative. To birth something from nothing. Napoleon said it best👇🏻
I asked ChatGPT, "What does heaven look like?"
Then I asked, "What does hell look like?"
I ran the responses as Midjourney prompts.
Here are 9 side-by-side results:
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Simple vs Easy
Easy = done with little effort
Simple = understood with little effort
Simple answers are often hard to do.
Ex:
How do you find your voice when writing?
Write more.
Simple answer. Hard to do.
Active Listening explained to a 5th -grader:
Don’t speak while listening.
Focus on what message the person is saying.
Repeat, in your words, their message.
If you’re right —> they’ll agree.
If you’re wrong —> they’ll correct you.
Repeat.
I just turned 26, meaning there’s ~20,000 mornings till I turn 80
That’s a lot of mornings to get my routine DOWN.
The perfect morning routine never comes from following someone else’s routine.
I have plenty of mornings to customize it and make it my own.
You need 3 conditions to enter the flow state:
1. Clear goals/structure
So you know there's a chance of succeeding.
2. Clear and immediate feedback
How your inputs impact the output.
3. A balance between challenge and skill
To keep the activity engaging.
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Also know as
Do what works for you and your context.
How does writing help you think?
It turns your thoughts from imaginary chatter in your head, into physical words on paper.
In a way, you’re seeing what you think.