Jacob Morres

wtf why does this journal have 1500 views stop reading this omg it is not that good lol

Shit has me locked in lmao

I tried it a bunch a while back. At the time I really liked it but looking back now I'm not sure. But I'm motivated to try it again, thanks for the post

@lxlichael define? Depth Is my #1 as well. Creating depth requires some criteria I think though

The process of learning Learning = testing? === I love the 'learning =' series. So far (Learning = observation, learning = making distinctions, learning = behavior change) (Scientific method) Hypothesis -> test -> evaluate (some models that depicted the method didn't include the last step) 1. Make an observation. 2. Ask a question. 3. Form a hypothesis, or testable explanation. 4. Make a prediction based on the hypothesis. 5. Test the prediction. 6. Iterate (Eric Ries's method for innovation) Build -> Measure -> Learn Loop (https://www.mindtools.com/pages/article/build-measure-learn.htm) Step 1: Plan your experiment: learn, measure and build – including developing a formal hypothesis. Step 2: Build a minimum viable product, and test it. Step 3: Measure the results against your hypothesis to decide whether you can develop a viable business around your product. Step 4: Learn from your results, and decide whether to persevere or pivot. (Ray Dalio's process to get what you want): 1. Audacious goals 2. Failure 3. Learning principles 4. Improvement 5. More audacious goals Meta learning: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meta_learning (a) have a theory, however primitive; (b) work in a safe supportive social and physical environment; (c) discover their rules and assumptions; (d) reconnect with reality-information from the environment; and (e) reorganize themselves by changing their rules/assumptions. Similarities & differences between the models: Strengths of the models: Limitations of the models: Assumptions of the models: Exceptions to the models: Disagreements to the models: Traps to the models: Leo's model: 'making distinctions': Nuances: Flexibility and adaptability to the situation

https://www.mindful.org/compassionate-boundaries-say-no-heart/#:~:text=What is a Compassionate Boundary%3F&text=A compassionate boundary is the,and the other person involved.

Self compassion may help. I find practicing self compassion makes it easier to make decisions from

I think you can see the beauty in everyone while simultaneously having needs/desires

What does your higher self want in this situation?

Be careful, there is a responsibility in your friendzones that when you take will remove the friendzoning (most of it)

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@lostmedstudent hey i had this question at the back of mind - i am currently subscribed to mindvalley - and i noticed they had a parenting section they should have a 2 week trial where you can try out the courses they look juicy to me! haha. never tried them though so can't say. hopefully it helps

both have their pros and cons

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if she's not into it or being integrous that's a red flag

Ik successful entrepreneurs who just found mentors

Honestly another one is not following my bliss. Self improvement is counterintuitvely a crux for me

"Hello?" - Leo to the Amazon worker

Perfectionism

no advice but i can relate. society can often impose on us in certain ways

I think leo said he'd ideally redo turquoise

Seems pretty orange to me (I only naval from his tweet storm so keep that in mind lol)

@Carl-Richard the advice on that thread is much better than the one on this one it's attuned to specifically to the person's needs (ton of questions were asked to gain a more accurate picture) + the person giving advice has relevant experience in that specific issue and topic and was able to diagnose what he needed

Jesus guys, yes Yes, eating healthy and going for a run, and meditating is important and can be helpful But its not complete enough information to get straight As nor is it necessarily relevant to his place in life "Hey guys I want some advice on becoming a top basketball player in my school, what would u guys recommend??" "CARROTS, EAT CARROTS"