higher-order thinking (instead of relying on intuition or instinct) Critical thinking is the intellectually disciplined process of actively and skillfully conceptualizing, applying, analyzing, synthesizing, and/or evaluating information gathered from, or generated by, observation, experience, reflection, reasoning, or communication, as a guide to belief and action. (University of Louisville) https://louisville.edu/ideastoaction/about/criticalthinking/what
behavioral analysis or chain analysis If you’re already slipping on your New Year’s resolutions, don’t give up. “Chain analysis” can help you identify what’s going wrong, writes psychologist Jenny Taitz. The process involves five steps: First, look at your vulnerabilities—whatever might have made you more susceptible to slipping that day, such as poor sleep, a…
Like the inhabitants of the lot on which I live – shoveling after a snow is something to avoid (and escape at all costs) Lately, I have perceived a different experience Although, on the perfect day, after a heavy snowfall, when I can get out before the snow freezes hard Then shoveling the yard is…
You will never develop, you will never improve yourself if you are constantly worrying about what others are doing What Others Are Doing Is None Of Your Business
What’s your best time-management or efficiency hack? TIME: T Thinking Time I Innovating or Creating M Managing and Mentoring E Executing Goldbelly CEO Joe Ariel One of them is this acronym that I’ve created in how I think about my time to try to manage where my energy is going. It’s an acronym that is…
Joe Ariel Goldbelly’s “chief eating officer” Joe Ariel shares his love of cold brew and the acronym that keeps him focused. https://www.wsj.com/articles/goldbelly-ceo-joe-ariel-interview-11640007009?st=wux87nhg5rug1po&reflink=desktopwebshare_twitter
So Much on your plate, that it is too much To escape the analogy To gather too many options, might obscure your focus and hinder progress 7 tips to help pare down (too much stuff) https://thumbandfourfingers.com/2021/11/23/7-tips-to-help-pare-down-too-much-stuff/
A quote of Richard Willaims in a movie starring Will Smith
It’s Never Too Late to Pick Up Your Life and Move to Italy An article in the NYT (“It’s Never Too Late”) suggested that you make a list
Reid Catlett (ideas.ted.com) Got too much stuff? Try these 7 tips to help pare down Tip #1: Realize that more stuff does not equal more happiness. Tip #2: Commit to 30 days — yes, 30 days — of tidying every day. Tip #3: Listen to what your clutter is trying to tell you. Tip #4.…
The seven chakras are the main energy centers of the body A Beginner’s Guide To The 7 Chakras by @yogicameron https://www.mindbodygreen.com/0-91/The-7-Chakras-for-Beginners.html via @mindbodygreen
– Change is a choice that you make at the very beginning of each day – Change is a choice that you make at the end of every day – And Change is all the many little choices that you make in between Conscious Living is about the daily choices we make in life, moment…
stand shilly-shally (shill-I shall-I) Tomorrow, but not Today Later, but not Tow Change That: Today, not Tomorrow Now, not Later
the pooper Catalonia Nativity Tradition
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