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Don't remember who suggested this, but finally it's here & I'll share my thoughts
The Laws of Human Nature by @RobertGreene
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The Laws of Human Nature by @RobertGreene
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"If only we understood the roots of human behaviour" @RobertGreene
in Laws of Human Nature
Do you think we would have more protection? Against falling down or being plowed over?
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in Laws of Human Nature
Do you think we would have more protection? Against falling down or being plowed over?
#bookthread #BooksWorthReading #thread #books #Reading #relationships #humannature
An interesting argument to understand our human nature before we as a race struggle to communicate
@RobertGreene in Laws of Human Nature
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@RobertGreene in Laws of Human Nature
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The 2 minute rule.
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The main idea behind the 2 minute rule is to slowly curb procrastination off the list of unhealthy habits.
There are different varieties and variations to this, but the main idea is to get started with what you can do under 2 minutes immediately without thinking.
"Learning how to learn"
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1. The two fundamental models.
Focused Model : This model is about learning related concepts together as a whole, in a chunk.
Diffuse Model : This model exercises on connecting general ideas across different areas. Example : We use this model unintentionally when daydreaming.
Focused Model : This model is about learning related concepts together as a whole, in a chunk.
Diffuse Model : This model exercises on connecting general ideas across different areas. Example : We use this model unintentionally when daydreaming.
2. Repetitive learning, with a space.
Example : Learn a concept and review it after 8-10 hours later. Come back to the same concept the next day and recheck after 3-4 days, then a week.
Do this until as you're instinctively able to recollect what you've consumed.
Example : Learn a concept and review it after 8-10 hours later. Come back to the same concept the next day and recheck after 3-4 days, then a week.
Do this until as you're instinctively able to recollect what you've consumed.
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By far the best book I have read in a long long time.
One can simply begin from any page,for each note makes so much sense that we get lost in them , sometimes chuckling & often amazed .
Here are MY learnings from
" A Book of Simple Living" by Ruskin Bond.
By far the best book I have read in a long long time.
One can simply begin from any page,for each note makes so much sense that we get lost in them , sometimes chuckling & often amazed .
Here are MY learnings from
" A Book of Simple Living" by Ruskin Bond.
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The book is enriched with life lessons . Most profound of all for me being ,
#Life is simple despite all its hardships and complexities .
For the purpose of life is to live ....
Now, how we choose to live our life makes it simple or complicated.
The book is enriched with life lessons . Most profound of all for me being ,
#Life is simple despite all its hardships and complexities .
For the purpose of life is to live ....
Now, how we choose to live our life makes it simple or complicated.
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Do we chase #happiness by climbing infinite mountains in the quest for fame & wealth or do we savour the goodness in the little things that often come our way but go unnoticed and unappreciated by us ?
For ultimately , " It is the little things that matter the most ".
Do we chase #happiness by climbing infinite mountains in the quest for fame & wealth or do we savour the goodness in the little things that often come our way but go unnoticed and unappreciated by us ?
For ultimately , " It is the little things that matter the most ".
