NothingIsReal

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   by NothingIsReal 6y ago

   > Improving self esteem by 45%. > Improving mood by 54%. > the research has shown How uncannilly mordant -- that one needs statistics and scientific studies to know how to be human. I hope the history of academia's roots
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   by NothingIsReal 6y ago

   1. How I Raised Myself From Failure to Success in Selling, Bettger A good intro to sales, and a very good book on self-development. 2. When Genius Failed: The Rise and Fall of Long-Term Capital Management, Lowenstein A story about LTCM,
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   by NothingIsReal 6y ago

   Not reading. Living, observing, and reflecting has been the most beneficial to my pursuit of knowing myself, finding peace, and then realizing it's all futile (yes, even the reaching the mountain top of enlightenment -- a sham). Keep a
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   by NothingIsReal 6y ago

   In matters of "being good vs. bad," those who seek to swing exceptionally one way, are most times fighting an inner war against accepting the other in themselves. Call it overcompensation; perhaps even a convenient indulgence, to
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   by NothingIsReal 6y ago

   DoreenMichele, one of the few people I can call a true realist in this world. Barring the sexually-violent upbringing, our journeys have been very similar -- yet, the models ingrained into our psyches, different. I feel it's a matter o