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by goddessoflists 3y ago
Author here. These are also things I believe in, although it took several years of climate anxiety and therapy to understand that one person alone can't fix everything. So I've started focusing on doing some good every day--most d
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I just wrote a book [video](youtube.com)
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Issue 1: How to Read a Research Paper in Psychology(the-metronome.ghost.io)
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by goddessoflists 3y ago
You should check out _Show Your Work!_ by Austin Kleon. I think it'll really help you with this particular problem.
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by goddessoflists 3y ago
Also oneless you're really famous and a lot of people are reading your blog, the chances of this happening are close to zero. Austin Kleon, who wrote Steal Like an Artist and other books, says that in the beginning, obscurity is good.
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by goddessoflists 3y ago
I've been reading a lot about blogging recently, to help with my perfectionism. My notes on some of the best posts I found are here: https://chavanniclass.com/2023/08/14/16-learning-in-public-a... It&#x2
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by goddessoflists 3y ago
1. I'm terrified of childbirth and do not want to go through it. 2. Climate change -- I don't look forward to it myself and wouldn't want to bring more children to go through even worse conditions. I'll be adopting kids
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by goddessoflists 3y ago
How to learn--speficically the six strategies identified by cognitive scientists: 1. Spacing 2. Retrieval practice 3. Interleaving 4. Dual coding 5. Concrete examples 6. Elaborative interrogation www.learningscientists.org/ is a good p
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Ask HN: Women and Indian users of HN, share your website please
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by goddessoflists 3y ago
I'm curious about which other industries/roles this has worked for. Anyone here with examples?
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by goddessoflists 3y ago
It was too pretty and fancy for me. I wasted hours customising it instead of getting things done. Pen and paper works best for me. At most, I use Google Docs.
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by goddessoflists 3y ago
That's one of my favorites too.
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I find this a very frustrating topic. I've studied psychology so I always feel compelled to look at the data first, but here I'm going to focus more on personal experience. For me, the short answer is: it depends. Somtimes, I do h
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by goddessoflists 3y ago
Fifty psychological and psychiatric terms to avoid: a list of inaccurate, misleading, misused, ambiguous, and logically confused words and phrases https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2015.0110... Yo
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Lots of interesting comments reminding me not to side 100% with something just because it was said by someone whose work I love. I have a degree in Applied Psychology so I have some idea about how stuff works, although perhaps not as much a
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by goddessoflists 3y ago
Many congratulations!
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I've wasted too much time on planning everything and not actually getting started. It's unrealistic to expect everything to change at once. I'd suggest start with one thing you want to improve (diet, physical exercise, writin
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I keep a Google Doc where I copy the link of the article and any quotes underneath. I try to go through it regularly because I don't like accumulating a lot of stuff and nothing's more dreadful than the idea of scrolling through a
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by goddessoflists 3y ago
I wrote two guest posts for Submittable's blog, Discover, in 2019. That was the year I started college. They paid US$50 per post, although I got a little less than that because of bank charges (I live in India). It was the first time I