Why Some People Change and Others Don’t
Lincoln Stoller2024-10-01T23:04:55-07:00The issue is not how or why you might change, but whether you're flexible enough to change at all.
The issue is not how or why you might change, but whether you're flexible enough to change at all.
Introducing some mathematical metaphors that don't involve numbers, they're visual and conceptual.
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While we cannot reduce dreams to symbols, we can reduce them to threads whose “meaning” lies in the patterns they weave.
It’s not what you believe that makes you human, it’s what you don’t believe.
In most games, we are playing with ourselves in a way that amplifies something in us.
We make the mistake of equating personal time with physical time.... To make time move more slowly, return to being a younger person.
No one is average, and no one's problems are the same. Being unsure of yourself is a healthy attitude.
How you think is more important than what you think... what you think is just an idea in your imagination.
Want to be enlightened or change the world? Want to get out of hell? Work with your demons. They'll change you.
Your memory is not about what happened, it's about who you can be now.
Honesty is the power you’re not ready for. The more, the better.