Category: Blog
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Advice #13 – Stoicism
In our fast-paced modern world, ancient philosophies like Stoicism still pack a punch—delivering practical tools for taming our emotions, tackling adversity, and focusing on what really matters. Born in ancient Greece and refined by the Romans, Stoicism teaches us to differentiate between what we can control and what we must simply accept, providing a roadmap…
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Advice #12 Sonder
Sonder: Embracing the Richness of Every Life In our daily lives, it’s easy to become absorbed in our own thoughts, struggles, and joys. After all, we are with ourselves 24/7—we know our own hopes, dreams, and imperfections better than anyone else. Yet, there exists a profound concept known as sonder that invites us to step…
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Links do not have a discernible name – WebFlow
In Webflow, “Links do not have a discernible name” usually means the link is missing textual or alternative text (for screen readers). Screen readers and accessibility tools rely on meaningful labels to describe what a link does. Below are a few ways to fix this: 1. Ensure Each Link Has Visible Text Why: A link…
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Advice #11: Crabs in a Bucket
“Crabs in a Bucket” Mentality: What It Is and How to Deal With It Ever watched crabs in a bucket? It’s a wild ride. If one poor little crab tries to make a break for it, the others reach up with their pincers of doom and drag it right back down. Yikes. Unfortunately, this “Crabs…
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Advice #10: The Spotlight Effect
Ever catch yourself believing everyone’s staring at you? Whether you’ve spilled coffee on your shirt or stumbled over your words in a meeting, it can feel like the whole world noticed. That uneasy feeling is known as the spotlight effect—the tendency to think people are paying more attention to our actions and appearance than they…
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Advice #9: Everyone Is On Their Own Timeline
One of the most liberating—yet challenging—realizations is recognizing that everyone is on their own timeline. It can be tough to accept, especially when we grow up surrounded by societal expectations and milestones that subtly (or not-so-subtly) tell us how our lives “should” look and when certain accomplishments “should” happen. We see it everywhere: the prescribed…
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Advice #8: Introspection & Self Awareness
Although we may think we know ourselves better than anyone—our likes, dislikes, quirks, and personality traits—there’s always more beneath the surface. Often, we have blind spots when it comes to how others perceive us, unconscious actions we might be making, or even our stance on certain topics. The journey of self-discovery, it seems, is less…
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Advice #7: Habits
Forming good habits can be a game-changer for your overall quality of life. Whether it’s eating healthier, exercising regularly, quitting smoking, or simply adopting any positive behavior, turning actions into habits helps lighten the mental load. The key is making those behaviors automatic—so you don’t have to rely on sheer willpower every single time. But…
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Advice #6: Tracking Your Life
Let’s be real. Tracking your life isn’t exactly glamorous. It’s the kind of thing that sounds impressive in theory but feels like a chore in practice. And hey, I’m not here to sugarcoat anything—you’ll probably fall off the wagon a few times. But when you do stick with it, it’s one of those things that…
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Advice #5: The Learning Curve
When it comes to learning new things, let’s face it—it’s rarely a walk in the park. Mastering a skill is more like hiking a steep trail full of switchbacks than strolling down a straight path. If you’ve heard about the learning curve, you know it illustrates the typical ups and downs of progress. Spoiler alert:…
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Advice #4: Prioritizing and Time Management
Let’s face it: life can feel like trying to juggle flaming torches while riding a unicycle through a wind tunnel. Sound familiar? That’s why prioritization and time management are two of the most important—yet frustratingly elusive—skills you’ll ever cultivate. They don’t come naturally, and they certainly don’t happen overnight. But with consistent effort, they can…
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Advice #3: Survivorship Bias
Survivorship bias: the sneaky little mental trick where we focus on the winners, the glittering success stories, and forget about the countless failures swept under the rug. It’s the reason we idolize billionaires while conveniently ignoring the thousands who tried and went bankrupt, or why we assume ripped gym-goers must have cracked the secret to…