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Share the Good News While the News Is Still Good

Opaque Hourglass • 199 implied HN points • 27 Aug 23
🏥 Health & Wellness Gratitude Photography Emotional Healing
  1. Share good news while it's still good, like acts of kindness and donations that bring positivity to the world.
  2. Giving and organ donation can have powerful impacts, from saving lives to offering a unique way to remember loved ones.
  3. Small gestures, like photography or helping others financially, can create connections and spread joy, highlighting the beauty in everyday moments.

Gratitude Redux

Gideon's Substack • 16 implied HN points • 29 Nov 24
📖 Philosophy Gratitude Ethics Existentialism Social justice Personal Growth
  1. Gratitude is about focusing on the good things in life, even when there are also bad things happening. It helps us see the positives without having to judge everything.
  2. Even tough experiences can teach us valuable lessons and help us grow. Feeling gratitude doesn't mean we ignore the bad; it just helps us appreciate the good that can come from it.
  3. Gratitude and justice are different but can coexist. We can be thankful for what we have while also recognizing the injustices in the world and working to make it better.

Gratitude, the antidote to imposter syndrome

Meaning-Making • 117 implied HN points • 16 Feb 23
🏥 Health & Wellness Mental health Reflection Gratitude
  1. Imposter syndrome can make us feel like we don't deserve success, but it's important not to compare ourselves to others.
  2. We each have our own unique path to follow, so focus on your journey and creative endeavors without worrying about competition.
  3. Practicing gratitude can help combat feelings of being an imposter and make us appreciate what we have achieved.
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Wednesday Wisdom #2

Weekly Wisdom • 99 implied HN points • 30 Nov 22
⛪ Faith & Spirituality Gratitude Mindfulness Spiritual Practices
  1. Gratitude is powerful: It's a portal to understanding the interconnectedness of all things.
  2. Explore interesting concepts: Consider watching videos like Neuroenlightenment and Initiation to Game B.
  3. Planning and creating: Engage in projects like publishing articles on breathwork, expanding on ideas about gratitude and interbeing, and delving into concepts like John Vervaeke's work.

Finding Gratitude in Uncertain Times

Save Our Happy Place • 5 implied HN points • 26 Nov 24
⛪ Faith & Spirituality Gratitude Community Nature Mindfulness Ceremony
  1. Focusing on gratitude can help us handle tough times. Instead of only seeing what’s wrong, it’s good to recognize the beauty and joy around us.
  2. Gratitude journaling can be a powerful tool. Writing down what we're thankful for helps shift our mindset and keeps us hopeful.
  3. Connecting with nature and our community is important. Appreciating what the Earth gives us and the people who care for it can create a positive outlook.

How to have attitude of gratitude

The Self Mastery Times • 6 HN points • 25 Jun 24
🏥 Health & Wellness Gratitude Self-Improvement Personal Development Happiness
  1. It's important to pause and appreciate what we have instead of constantly chasing what we don't have. This shift in mindset can lead to becoming more optimistic.
  2. Practicing gratitude can be a powerful tool in enhancing our outlook on life and attracting positivity. It's like a superpower we all possess.
  3. Taking time to acknowledge and express gratitude daily can have a transformative effect on our lives, making us more thankful and resilient in the face of challenges.

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TorahRedux • 39 implied HN points • 30 Aug 23
⛪ Faith & Spirituality Spirituality Gratitude Judaism
  1. The Torah is written in a language humans can understand to provide context and understanding of its teachings.
  2. Recognizing goodness activates and draws out what's best in us; gratitude is a powerful predictor of well-being.
  3. Gratitude is about recognizing the good that is already yours and acknowledging the help and blessings received from others and God.

Skating Past Fear: Stoic Strategies for a Courageous Life

Wayne's Earth • 19 implied HN points • 27 Jan 24
🏥 Health & Wellness Mental health Self-Improvement Gratitude Guidance Mindfulness
  1. Stoicism teaches that our judgments, not events themselves, impact us the most. So, how we perceive fear matters most.
  2. Prepare for challenges by visualizing your approach, similar to athletes mentally rehearsing. Be ready for different outcomes without expecting the worst.
  3. Shift your perspective on fear as an opportunity for growth, like a challenging game that strengthens a team. Focus on what you can do now to avoid being stuck worrying about the future.

Embracing the Now: Overcoming the Longing for What Could Be

Wayne's Earth • 19 implied HN points • 26 Dec 23
🏥 Health & Wellness Gratitude Mindfulness Contentment Acceptance
  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.

RDEL #22: How does gratitude influence the stress levels of software engineers?

Research-Driven Engineering Leadership • 19 implied HN points • 11 Dec 23
🏥 Health & Wellness Mental health Productivity Leadership Teamwork Gratitude
  1. Gratitude has a significant negative relationship with perceived stress and fatigue in software engineers - more gratitude means less stress and fatigue.
  2. Women software engineers reported higher levels of stress and fatigue on average compared to men in the study.
  3. Showing gratitude in software engineering teams can reduce stress, increase happiness, and boost productivity - leaders should prioritize cultivating a culture of gratitude.

The Danger of Wishing for What Could Be

Wayne's Earth • 19 implied HN points • 10 Jan 23
🏥 Health & Wellness Mindfulness Gratitude Acceptance Anxiety Self-Improvement
  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.'

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Thái | Hacker | Kỹ sư tin tặc • 99 implied HN points • 29 Nov 17
📖 Philosophy Life Luck Success Gratitude Self-Improvement
  1. Success is often influenced by luck and fortunate circumstances.
  2. Comparing oneself to others based on success is not productive, as each person's journey is shaped by different levels of luck and misfortune.
  3. Embrace and make the most of the opportunities and luck that come your way, while also working hard to create positive impacts and share knowledge with others.

Saying Yes

The Permanent Problem • 7 implied HN points • 28 Feb 23
⛪ Faith & Spirituality Religion Progress Gratitude Patriotism
  1. Faith can be a choice, a fundamental relationship with the world around us, defined by saying yes to life despite challenges.
  2. Rediscovering faith in progress can lead to gratitude for past achievements and a sense of obligation to work towards future advancements.
  3. In American civil religion, acknowledging past flaws while embracing the country's founding ideals can help restore faith in the nation and its promise.

Finding Balance in a World of Abundance

Poems, Short stories and other things.. • 1 HN point • 09 Feb 24
🏥 Health & Wellness Balance Mindfulness Gratitude Habits
  1. It's important to differentiate between what we need and what we want in a world filled with abundance.
  2. Being content with what we have shows personal strength and can lead to a more meaningful life.
  3. Developing habits like setting clear goals, sticking to a budget, and reflecting before making impulse purchases can help us make mindful choices.

Swimming with the Current: Embracing Life's Purpose through Stoic Wisdom

Wayne's Earth • 0 implied HN points • 27 Jan 24
⛪ Faith & Spirituality Stoicism Virtue Gratitude Community Purpose
  1. Live according to nature: Swim with the current of life, understanding your place and living in sync with the world around you.
  2. Cultivate virtue: Embrace virtues like wisdom and courage as tools to make good decisions, face challenges, treat others fairly, and manage your emotions.
  3. Focus on what you can control: Invest your energy wisely in things within your power, and let go of what is beyond your control.

The Art of Letting Go: A Stoic Approach to Detachment

Wayne's Earth • 0 implied HN points • 20 Jun 23
📖 Philosophy Detachment Gratitude Mindfulness Self-reflection
  1. Detachment is about observing emotions without being consumed by them, helping achieve inner peace and resilience.
  2. Letting go leads to mental clarity, new opportunities, and increased well-being by freeing us from negative emotions.
  3. Understanding what we can control, accepting impermanence, practicing mindfulness, and cultivating gratitude are key to living a fulfilling life embraced by Stoic principles.

Peak Performance Newsletter # 17 | Closing out 2021

The Leadership Lab • 0 implied HN points • 20 Dec 21
🏥 Health & Wellness Reflection Gratitude Exercises
  1. Reflect on the best of the year: Identify favorite writings and exercises for reflection.
  2. Engage in annual reviews: Utilize tools like Pareto Lookback, Learnings Summary, and Life Audit for introspection and planning.
  3. Celebrate and show gratitude: Acknowledge accomplishments, practice under-celebration, and focus on the importance of celebration in moving forward.

Navigating Life's Path: A Guide to Meaningful Living

Wayne's Earth • 0 implied HN points • 19 Jan 24
🏥 Health & Wellness Values Relationships Resilience Joy Gratitude
  1. Define Your Values: Understanding your core values is fundamental for a meaningful life. They are like your personal North Star guiding your decisions.
  2. Pursue Joy and Fulfillment: Engage in activities that bring you joy and fulfillment. Choose pursuits that align with your passion, whether in career, hobbies, or volunteering.
  3. Build Strong Relationships: Just as rivers and lakes form vital networks, relationships with family, friends, and community are essential. Nurture these connections regularly as your support system.