Category: Business
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Newsletter: Enduring a Setback by Standing On Your Convictions
Many people often face challenges that test their beliefs, leading to confusion about right and wrong. In a society where moral truths seem unclear, standing firm in your values is more important than ever. Take inspiration from historical figures who faced their own tests of faith.
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What Favorite Film Genres Reveal About Your Brain
Your favorite film genre can tell a lot about how your brain reacts to different emotions. Negative emotions like anger and fear often play significant roles in films, making them essential for understanding emotional processing in our brains. Until recently, the link between film choices and how we respond to negative emotions was not well-explored.
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Who is Magellan and How Did He Affect Our Lives Today?
Our daily battles are miniscule compared to Magellan’s. Ferdinand Magellan faced numerous challenges and battles throughout his expedition to circumnavigate the globe. These battles were not only physical but also logistical, political, and interpersonal.
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Breaking Free from Allodoxaphobia and Embracing True Freedom
Caring too much about what others think can trap you. Lao Tzu’s quote signifies this. When you focus on their opinions, it can lead to anxiety and stress. Allodoxaphobia is the fear of hearing others’ opinions about yourself.
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How Successful Entrepreneurs Manage Time (1,000 Minute Rule)
On average, you have about 1,000 minutes per day to work with. Instead of viewing your time as just a series of tasks, treat it like currency. Looking at a year as about 4,000 productive hours allows for smarter decisions.
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Newsletter: Why Successful Business Owners Are Embracing Limits
While constraints may seem like the antithesis of freedom, they often prove to be useful and productive. Sometimes, less is more.
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Frankl and Nietzsche On Why Self-Actualization Is Not the Goal
Viktor Frankl believed that finding meaning in life is crucial for survival. He often quoted Nietzsche, saying, “He who has a why to live for can bear almost any how.” This idea suggests that having a purpose helps people endure challenges.
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Relying On Willpower To Achieve Success Is a Trap
Ego depletion happens when your willpower is overused. If you’re constantly in a state of indecision, it drains your mental energy. As a result, your ability to make good choices weakens.
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Start With “Why” To Be a Superb Leader
“Why,” is about the purpose or belief behind an action or organization. It’s the core reason that motivates everything else. The next layer, “How,” describes the process or values that set them apart. Finally, the outer circle, “What,” defines what they do or offer, like products or services.