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Live Philosophy | Philosophy & Wisdom
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6 NON-SEXUAL ADVICE I WISH I KNEW SOONER:
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Work on your mental models in your 20s to:
- Make better decisions
- Excel at everything
- Live a happy life
- Become highly successful
- Become a better individual
Even people like Elon Musk & Naval use Mental Models.
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Most people need an external force to motivate them into action, or to keep them in check morally.
Freedom is the will to be responsible to oneself.
It’s imperative that a man learns to be his own leader, to act in accordance with his own beliefs, and to use his own values as a moral compass.
Such a man becomes elevated from a yes-man to a Superman.
2) Follow your own path
Nietzsche said:
“You have your way, and I have my way. As for the right way, the correct way, and the only way, it doesn’t exist!”
The lesson here is that no one has the license to dictate your life’s trajectory.
Never let anyone interfere with your life, and you should never interfere with anyone’s life.
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So Heinlein had always been very interesting in the short parts of his novels, like the little snippets inside chapters. He had a very fun writing style, and wrote some fun dialogue with fun characters, right?>
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Let folks have their many talents, interests and gifts. Life is far more fun with variety, loves.
A lot of folks have come to know me as an activist & I’m grateful that folks care to know me at all.
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We rightfully complain that marginalized people are not allowed to be fully human.
But we internalize and transfer our oppression daily. It’s a smog. We all breathe it in & act it out.
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Can I live?
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I’ve just been observing that behavior more and more lately. Especially when it comes to marginalized folks.
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we are much disappointed, sir!". Police seem were stunned and pleasantly surprised. This is what Modi magic does in this nation. Modi is the one who can lead our nation and make everyone prosper with hardwork in right direction and proper approach.
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