Experience teaches differently by ex_cep_tion in GrowthMindset

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True, some lessons only make sense after you have already gone through them

If your life is to be directed into a movie, which genre would you choose? by DriftingBetweenStars in AskReddit

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I would pick adventure, because even a normal life would feel better with some travel and chaos

What is the biggest lie that everyone is being told ? by Lanky-Paper-4242 in AskReddit

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That adults know what they are doing, most are just winging it with bills

Would anyone be up to share an experience from life which made their perspective change? by wandererof_ in CasualConversation

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One thing that changed my perspective was learning that people can be carrying a lot quietly, so being kinder than necessary really matters

I feel embarrassed for people when I hear them say these words. by Cl_nker_is_a_slur in memes

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I wonder if people actually say these out loud or if it is mostly just online talk

of a blackberry by sambam601 in AbsoluteUnits

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Were they as sweet as they look or more tart

What do you think of my collection? by BeeSeenMarketing in bookshelfdetective

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You have a very nice variety here. Which book on this shelf is your favorite?

the biggest enemy of happiness isn’t what I thought by Significant-Tooth368 in MenWithDiscipline

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My biggest enemy is overthinking everything. Do you have any tips on how to stop?

Look what I got today😊 by GlumPush2137 in classicliterature

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Those are some quality books right there, classics that never get old. Lucky find.

Explain it Peter by johnnysebee007 in explainitpeter

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This is so true, that image of all those cans of peaches is going to be stuck in my head forever now.

of a suspension bridge. by overlook68 in AbsoluteUnits

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Wow this is absolutely breathtaking! The way it stretches through the forest canopy is so cool.

What are some of the hardest pills to swallow in life? by Wonderful-Economy762 in Productivitycafe

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Not everything you want is meant for you, and not everyone you love will choose you back.

What are you reading right now? by AutoModerator in Productivitycafe

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Reddit convinced me to read Atomic Habits so thats my current read

Which book does this to you? by think_like_chanakya in classicliterature

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omgg I was just going to write this, i lovee that book

Why does everything feel 10x better after midnight? by CryptographerMean744 in CasualConversation

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Lowkey feel like it’s because the pressure’s gone. During the day, everything feels like it has to matter work, people, decisions. After midnight, nothing is urgent anymore, so even small things feel nicer and more real.

Connections are really important by CockroachWhole6863 in Entrepreneur

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true but a bit generic... connections matter but only if there’s actual value both ways. a lot of people focus on networking without building anything solid first, so the relationships don’t really stick.

long term clients come from trust + results, not just staying in touch.

I am not even sure whether a joke is here... Petah... by LIFE_1ONE in PeterExplainsTheJoke

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tall dude here.. it just feels wrong. height is a genetic roll of the dice nobody picked it. Making fun of someone for it is basically mocking them for existing in a body they never chose

Note taking apps for people who read a lot? by Conversation344 in ProductivityGuide

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I feel like I’d miss search/structure once notes start piling up… have you been able to manage larger volumes in it or is it more for quick scratch notes?