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The Joyous Struggle 355 implied HN points 11 Dec 23
  1. The conversation discussed how our capacity for wisdom at a small scale contrasts with the large-scale problems we face
  2. There was a reflection on the different perspectives of the three speakers when discussing world issues
  3. The importance of recognizing the interconnectedness of different aspects like society, soul, and systems when bringing about changes
Insight Axis 276 implied HN points 24 Dec 23
  1. Reflect on your past, but remember that time only flows forward. Your history holds the power to fuel your future potential.
  2. The pictures from your past can impact how you navigate your present and future. Be mindful of the memories you hold onto.
  3. Different types of memories like joy, regret, success, or failure can shape your thinking and behaviors. Use them as lessons to move forward.
Range Widely 1336 implied HN points 07 Mar 23
  1. Success is not always a good teacher, especially in unpredictable and impactful scenarios like earthquakes
  2. Differentiate between 'kind' and 'wicked' learning environments, where experience can either improve judgment or give false confidence
  3. Reflecting on and analyzing experiences can lead to better learning outcomes than relying solely on intuition or repetitive actions
The Art of Enchantment, with Dr Sharon Blackie 1956 implied HN points 24 Dec 22
  1. Dr. Sharon Blackie expresses gratitude towards her subscribers for engaging with her writing and inspiring her.
  2. She values quiet, reflective time during the holiday season for regrouping and preparing for upcoming changes.
  3. The post also shares updates on Dr. Blackie's family, pets, and upcoming plans, emphasizing the cyclical nature of life.
Venture Prose 519 implied HN points 27 Aug 23
  1. Giving by default leads to receiving gratefulness, happiness, and success.
  2. Maintaining a positive attitude even in frustrating situations can lead to better outcomes.
  3. Approaching tasks with a voluntary attitude shows energy, motivation, competitive mindset, and willingness.