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What you say "yes" to
Daniel M Ingram, modified 5 Years ago at 8/31/19 4:51 AM
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What you say "yes" to
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LIked this article on what you say "yes" and "no" to. Seemed relevant to a number of discussions here.
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Daniel
Milo, modified 5 Years ago at 8/31/19 5:21 AM
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RE: What you say "yes" to
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LIked this article on what you say "yes" and "no" to. Seemed relevant to a number of discussions here.
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Daniel
Enjoy!
Daniel
"Your past identity is what you’ll say yes to tomorrow. Who you were in the past is a product of future decisions, because memories are highly fluid and change based on current and future experiences. No matter how dark or conflicted your past, it can absolutely be transformed."
shargrol, modified 5 Years ago at 8/31/19 5:49 AM
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RE: What you say "yes" to
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A guy I worked with had this quote on his email: "It is easier to SEE what someone believes than to have them TELL you."
Chris M, modified 5 Years ago at 8/31/19 8:27 AM
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RE: What you say "yes" to
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In my professional life I've made it my mantra to stick to only a few priorities. So "yes" to those and "no" to most others. It's a godsend.
Linda ”Polly Ester” Ö, modified 5 Years ago at 8/31/19 11:48 AM
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RE: What you say "yes" to
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My meditative practice has had the effect that I say no to a lot of junk because I value time for practice more. As a result, I feel that I have more time now than before I started meditating daily.
junglist, modified 5 Years ago at 8/31/19 1:13 PM
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RE: What you say "yes" to
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I heard this podcast recently about what could be seen as the other side of the point Benjamin Hardy makes, and found it very interesting:
https://player.fm/series/more-science-from-scientific-american/jacks-of-all-trades-make-the-grade
https://player.fm/series/more-science-from-scientific-american/jacks-of-all-trades-make-the-grade
Chris M, modified 5 Years ago at 8/31/19 1:37 PM
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RE: What you say "yes" to
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That link is not working, JP. Here's one that does:
https://www.scientificamerican.com/podcast/episode/jacks-of-all-trades-make-the-grade/
https://www.scientificamerican.com/podcast/episode/jacks-of-all-trades-make-the-grade/