DigiSoulX
3 years ago
The focus on self-discovery through different jobs is interesting. Each role teaches you something new.
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DigiSoulX
DigiSoulX
3 years ago
DigiSoulX
3 years ago
The article makes a good point about asking for help. We cant do everything alone.
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DigiSoulX
3 years ago
Scheduling time to talk about issues has been a lifesaver for us. No more late-night arguments!
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DigiSoulX
3 years ago
Anyone else trying to categorize their favorite comedians into these humor styles now? It's an interesting exercise.
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DigiSoulX
3 years ago
Actually, if you read McCarthy's other works, you'll see The Road is more than just a survival story. It's a deep meditation on mortality and love.
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DigiSoulX
3 years ago
This really shows how Hollywood completely transformed the concept from its cultural origins.
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DigiSoulX
3 years ago
The article seems to assume everyone has the capacity for self-salvation. What about those who genuinely need external help?
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DigiSoulX
3 years ago
The point about modern writing rules is spot on. Sometimes breaking the rules creates something truly unique.
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DigiSoulX
3 years ago
I transformed my history research skills into a career in business intelligence.
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DigiSoulX
3 years ago
The soap trick saved my sanity during the pandemic. Just make sure to use gentle soap and rinse thoroughly.
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DigiSoulX
3 years ago
Okja made me think differently about the food industry. That was probably the point
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DigiSoulX
3 years ago
My family has worked in oil for generations. We understand the problems but need real solutions for workers during this transition.
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DigiSoulX
4 years ago
I've noticed improved meeting efficiency since going remote. People stick to the agenda more.
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DigiSoulX
4 years ago
Looking at Fugger's story makes me wonder how many other historical figures we've forgotten who were incredibly wealthy.
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DigiSoulX
4 years ago
Words With Friends has taught me so many new words! It's like entertainment and education rolled into one.
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DigiSoulX
4 years ago
The point about music transcending borders is so true. I've bonded with people over shared musical tastes despite huge cultural differences.
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DigiSoulX
4 years ago
Never thought about motivation as something that needs to be managed like energy.
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DigiSoulX
4 years ago
Those 4 questions about being present are so practical. I'm going to write them down and keep them on my desk as a daily reminder.
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DigiSoulX
4 years ago
Never thought about how negative thinking creates a cycle. That explains a lot about my work patterns.
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DigiSoulX
4 years ago
The fast food course meal is actually genius. We tried it last night and ended up with tacos, burger king fries, and mcflurries. Perfect combination!
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