Education
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3 days agoHer Dad Gave Her 3 Key Pieces of Advice. She Credits It for Her Success in Medical School
Avery Wooten attributes her success in medical school to discipline and self-belief instilled by her father.
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fromSilicon Canals
1 month agoPsychology says people who still iron their clothes before leaving the house even when no one will notice share these 7 qualities that are vanishing from modern life - Silicon Canals
Then I started noticing something interesting during my interviews over the years-these meticulous dressers often shared certain qualities that seemed increasingly rare. It wasn't about vanity or showing off. After interviewing over 200 people for various articles, from startup founders to burned-out middle managers, I began to see a pattern. The iron-wielders weren't trying to impress anyone. They were operating from a completely different mindset-one that psychology suggests is becoming endangered in our instant-everything world.
Psychology
Psychology
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1 month agoThe art of stealth wealth: 9 habits of people who are rich but never let it show - Silicon Canals
Many genuinely wealthy people intentionally avoid visible status signals, prioritizing low-profile lifestyles and spending that reduces stress rather than impresses others.
Psychology
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2 months agoIf you still handwrite birthday cards when you could just text psychology says you have these 7 qualities most people born after 1990 will never develop - Silicon Canals
Handwriting and mailing greeting cards embodies deliberate effort, delayed gratification, and thoughtful reflection absent in instant digital messages.
Mindfulness
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2 months agoPsychology says people who eat the crust first display these 6 traits about delayed gratification that predict financial success - Silicon Canals
Crust-first eating reflects a tendency toward delayed gratification linked to traits associated with financial stability and long-term decision-making.
Photography
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3 months agoThe Flashback ONE35 V2 Turns Limitation Into Its Most Compelling Feature - Yanko Design
A compact digital camera reintroduces intentional constraints—limited exposures and delayed image reveals—to reshape photographic behavior and restore value to individual frames.
fromwww.theguardian.com
6 months agoHow modern life makes us sick and what to do about it
The difficulties we encounter are frequently the result of self-sabotage, and managing them often requires wrestling with our own drives, doing our best not to give in to every impulse. This is easier said than done, of course. To lose weight and keep it off, to successfully climb out of debt, to find meaningful work, to maintain long-term, happy relationships: all demand postponing our immediate desires in the service of a longer-term goal.
Psychology
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