pagana

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   by pagana 3y ago

   You see someone you admire wear them, so you want them because they become a part of an aesthetic / community that you admire and want to associate with. Then from there you might get drawn in to rarer, more expensive versions to signa
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   by pagana 3y ago

   That seems like an unnecessary escalation. It's possible that OP has observed what they're describing before.
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   by pagana 4y ago

   Well the good news is the most obvious problem you don’t need a degree to solve: self-judgement. You did not perform to a standard you were happy with, ambitious people rarely do, but don’t beat yourself up about it. If your internal narrat
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   by pagana 4y ago

   Very fun. My attempt to "breed" a face: https://pasteboard.co/V8BwJFPuCVil.png The experience of finding a trait that you want and then working to preserve it was interesting.
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   by pagana 5y ago

   I used to work in executive training and have worked with many CEOs of large orgs - to get to the top, for the most part, you have to be incredibly empathetic. You also have to be incredibly outcome-oriented. You need to prioritize a range
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   by pagana 5y ago

   There is a beautifully illustrated book on just this topic: How to Build a Shed by Sally Coulthard ( https://www.amazon.com/How-Build-Shed-Sally-Coulthard/dp/178... ). The instructions are so well-designed that it&#