The hottest Acceptance Substack posts right now

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Sasha's 'Newsletter' 3996 implied HN points 19 Jan 24
  1. Facing and accepting the breakdown of expectations can lead to a new way of being, a state of 'Playing in The Ruins'.
  2. Experiencing challenges and destruction can shatter illusions and preconceptions about the future, leading to a more authentic understanding of oneself and life.
  3. Encountering wreckage and failures is a common part of life's journey, and happiness often lies beyond achieving childhood dreams or societal expectations.
Ralph Ammer 884 implied HN points 01 Oct 23
  1. Moments of excessive beauty can be hard to fully enjoy due to distractions and worries.
  2. When drawing, focus on what you find interesting, make a plan, and stay relaxed yet attentive.
  3. Accept imperfections in your art as they can capture the essence of the moment and experience.
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Are You Okay? 639 implied HN points 08 Dec 23
  1. Improving sleep hygiene can help with insomnia more effectively than relying on medications. This includes optimizing environmental, behavioral, and psychological factors for better sleep.
  2. Full-body MRIs as a health screening tool may not have sufficient evidence backing their utility.
  3. Prescription medications for sleep should be used cautiously due to risks of addiction and side effects. It's important to balance risks and rewards in using such medications.
Caravanserai with Samantha Childress 530 implied HN points 19 May 23
  1. In uncertain situations, embrace unpredictability and find empowerment in accepting the unknown.
  2. The phrase 'Insha'allah' in Egypt reflects a cultural attitude of polite noncommitment and acknowledgement of life's unpredictability.
  3. Living in a place like Cairo, where randomness reigns, teaches the value of surrendering to chaos and finding happiness in uncertainty.
Insight Axis 434 implied HN points 19 Oct 23
  1. Change is often accompanied by pain, and that's okay. Accepting the pain is crucial for growth.
  2. To make a change, it's important to follow your fear, as it can show you where you need to grow.
  3. Embodying change means accepting the discomfort and fear, knowing they do not define you.
Brain Lenses 78 implied HN points 09 Jan 24
  1. When we try to suppress a thought, it tends to resurface in our consciousness even more.
  2. Accepting and focusing on unwanted feelings may prevent them from intensifying.
  3. Refocusing our attention and investing in distractions can help deal with preoccupying thoughts more productively.
Risk Musings 515 implied HN points 01 Sep 23
  1. Society often makes us feel like we never have enough, pushing us to seek more in the name of security.
  2. True security comes from forging and nourishing real connections with others, not just accumulating resources.
  3. Accepting uncertainty, embracing connections, and enjoying the journey are key to finding true security in life.
Let's Get Psychophysical ! 39 implied HN points 15 Feb 23
  1. The author embraces the concept of 'reluctant elitism', focusing on writing for a select few rather than aiming for mass appeal.
  2. The author finds liberation in accepting that their work will not have mass appeal and channels their energy into creative work.
  3. They acknowledge the allure of mainstream success but choose to stay true to their niche audience and ideas.
Wayne's Earth 19 implied HN points 26 Dec 23
  1. Focus on the present moment and appreciate the value of current experiences, instead of constantly thinking about what could be.
  2. Practicing gratitude by acknowledging small joys in life can shift our perspective from lack to abundance, even in challenging times.
  3. Accepting your current reality without judgment or self-criticism can lead to growth and allow you to pursue your dreams authentically.
Philosophy bear 92 implied HN points 22 Feb 24
  1. Existence involves desire and dissatisfaction, driving us to act and change things.
  2. While seeking equilibrium is important, it's crucial to differentiate between beneficial dissatisfaction that leads to growth and harmful sorrow caused by unmet needs.
  3. Striving for a balance where we can embrace life's joys and sorrows without clinging too tightly, seeking a state of desirelessness without losing the essence of existence.
Wayne's Earth 19 implied HN points 10 Jan 23
  1. Focusing too much on what could be can make us overlook the good things in our present life. It's essential to appreciate and acknowledge the blessings around us.
  2. Gratitude is a powerful tool to shift our mindset from focusing on lack to recognizing the abundance in our lives. Taking time to be thankful for even the smallest things can make a big difference.
  3. Accepting our current reality without judgment can lead to growth and transformation. It allows us to pursue our dreams without feeling 'not good enough' or 'ready yet.'
We're Gonna Get Those Bastards 7 implied HN points 22 Dec 24
  1. It's important to accept things we cannot change, like other people's beliefs, because trying to change them can lead to frustration. Just accept people as they are.
  2. We can only control our own happiness and responses to situations, not the world or others around us. Focusing on ourselves may bring more fulfillment.
  3. Small changes in life are more manageable and effective than trying to achieve big changes. Embracing acceptance can help us deal with challenges better.
the rohn report 19 implied HN points 08 Jun 21
  1. Death is a natural part of life, with birth and death forming a perfect equation.
  2. Accepting death and being familiar with our own mortality can help us navigate the inevitable.
  3. Growing old is a process of regression, preparing us for the final destination without pause or rehearsal.
Wayne's Earth 0 implied HN points 20 Jun 23
  1. Finding peace amidst chaos is crucial for mental and emotional well-being, allowing us to focus on what truly matters in life and reduce stress and anxiety.
  2. Stoicism teaches self-control, rationality, and acceptance to help in finding peace amidst chaos, emphasizing on what we can control like our thoughts and actions rather than external factors.
  3. Applying Stoic philosophy in daily life involves releasing attachments to external things, focusing on self-improvement, living intentionally, and cultivating empathy, resilience, and mindfulness.