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by jameal 4y ago
Expecting other people to reach out to me without making any real effort myself. At some point I heard this thought experiment: If you could only have one, which is more important: To love or to be loved? Now I understand that if I want to
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by jameal 4y ago
Can people book without a Google Account? I set one up and went to the appointment page in Incognito and the appointment page redirects to a Google login page.
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34 days of ice cold showers in the dead of winter(jameals.com)
2 points by jameal 4y ago|0 comments
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Bike helmets: what the science says about an American safety obsession(slate.com)
60 points by jameal 4y ago|154 comments
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by jameal 4y ago
I'm not sure if it's worth mentioning unless you have specific plans to end the contract in a certain period of time. Otherwise, I don't see it as relevant. You are a contractor and so they must understand they aren't yo
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Lupe Fiasco Presents “Rap Theory and Practice: An Introduction” [video](cmsw.mit.edu)
3 points by jameal 4y ago|0 comments
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by jameal 4y ago
Interestingly no mention of MEAT which is another competing recovery paradigm: Movement, Exercise, Analgesics, Treatment Though it does seem to overlap some with the authors' PEACE & LOVE except with regard to analgesics. I've
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by jameal 4y ago
I see grit as a trait expressed in the long-term. It takes grit to know when you're at that point of fatigue, to walk away and take a long walk so you can come back refreshed. And then to actually come back to it. I think that you and
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by jameal 4y ago
It's funny how when I'm thriving it seems impossible to relate to the feeling of wanting to give up. And when I feel like giving up it seems impossible to think that I could ever be thriving. The state of mind can be so powerful.
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by jameal 4y ago
I'm not sure what form it will take exactly, but I would say my life's work is to live as fully into my values as I can. I used to just want to have a nice job with autonomy and to be able to work from home, until I got it and I r
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Rubber ducky debugging your way out of a rut(jameals.com)
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by jameal 4y ago
Beautiful. Thanks for taking the time to explain in detail.
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by jameal 4y ago
This is a good one! Progressive muscle relaxation I think it's called. You can start in your toes for example and progress all the way up your body through to your face.
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by jameal 4y ago
What's sophrology? I know I can Google it but would you mind sharing your own explanation of what it is and how it helped?
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by jameal 4y ago
Beyond typical sleep hygiene I can recommend one practice that I've found to be helpful: Reverse through your day in your head. Go backwards and imagine everything you did that day in as much detail as you care to. Don't linger on
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by jameal 4y ago
As others have mentioned, this job may not be compatible with your needs. Are you willing to give up this job for one that better fits your needs? You might be able to renegotiate your workload. If you have a supportive manager, talking to
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by jameal 4y ago
I would recommend starting with the basics: Sleep, Physical Activity/Exercise, Nutrition. I'm sure it can be hard as a father, but doing as much as you can to get these balanced will go a long way. You might also consider your soc
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by jameal 4y ago
Super creative! Other people have mentioned the issues with static posture for too long, so I won't go there. But I like how you've set up the landing page. Easy to demo, straight and to the point. Nice.
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by jameal 4y ago
Oh interesting. I'm curious about your perspective on it then. How does it change the way you think about regret, if at all?
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by jameal 4y ago
Neat little demo. No idea what heat equation means really but it's fun to paint on. Svelte is great! Never thought about using it for something so visual like this.
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by jameal 4y ago
I've found great success in taking my coding skills and applying it to other hobbies. For example: - I built a nutrition app during the pandemic so I could learn more about nutrition and track my activity. - I started practicing Qi Gon
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by jameal 4y ago
There will be more opportunities. Holding onto this regret will only serve to hold you back. It sounds like you've learned a lot through this process and that in itself is incredibly valuable. Have you heard the fable of the Chinese fa
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by jameal 4y ago
The content will still be here when you get back. You can browse the front page for any given day in time: https://news.ycombinator.com/front?day=2022-11-23 Enjoy your holiday!
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by jameal 4y ago
This serves a great need and if I had a kid I would certainly consider using it. However, after browsing for a few minutes I don't see any way to actually preview the content. It looks like there are some helpful videos but I would su
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by jameal 4y ago
Networking is, in my experience, the best way to earn business. Most contracts go through referral channels because there is a chain of trust. I see marketing as a long-term investment. It takes time to establish a position in the market wh
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by jameal 4y ago
I've been in a similar situation. I had many ideas of what to do next but none of them really stood out. Ultimately this is an exercise in creative problem-solving. Einstein said, "The thinking that got us to where we are is not t
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by jameal 4y ago
Jim Collins talked about this once: > You were talking about the values. And one of the things that is interesting, because I’m a very audio person, as we mentioned earlier as you and I were chatting, I was listening to Dare to Lead whil
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by jameal 4y ago
I used to have a list of almost a dozen values that I thought were great, but weren't truly meaningful to me. I didn't fully live into them and there were too many to do that practically anyway. At some point I came across this ex
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by jameal 4y ago
Salary requirements aside, what else are you looking for in your next career? i.e. are you most interested in learning something new, connecting with others, doing something meaningful, etc. You probably have a decent network, so if you wan
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Building your own tools as a path to fulfillment(jameals.com)
1 points by jameal 4y ago|0 comments

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