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Give a man a prompt and he will learn for a day. Teach a man to prompt and he will learn for a lifetime.
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Push yourself to do the things that might take some extra time and discipline, but will help you grow in the long run. journaling, cooking homemade meals, working out, stepping out of your comfort zone, confronting issues, completing tedious tasks. self care isn't always about providing comfort for yourself, it's about doing the things you might not want to in the moment for the wellbeing of your future self.
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“For fast-acting relief, try slowing down.”
— Jane Wagner
“The time to relax is when you don’t have time for it.”
— Sydney J. Harris
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The Impact of Technology on Human Connections
In an era where technology has become an inseparable part of our lives, it's reshaping how we connect with one another. While technology has brought the world closer, making communication easier and more efficient, it also raises questions about the depth and authenticity of these connections. As we navigate this digital age, it's essential to understand both the positive and negative effects that technology has on our relationships and social interactions.
Here are 6 books that explore the intricate relationship between technology and human connections
1. The Shallows: What the Internet Is Doing to Our Brains – Nicholas Carr
Overview: This book dives deep into how the internet and digital tools are rewiring our brains, affecting our cognitive abilities, and transforming our relationships.
Quote: “The Net is a universal medium, a vast, unstructured space in which anything can be made available and accessed by anyone, anywhere.”
Description: In this thought-provoking book, Carr explores how the internet is reshaping our brains, reducing our attention spans, and altering the way we form relationships.
Overview: Turkle presents a paradox where technology is meant to connect us, but it leaves us feeling more isolated and less capable of meaningful conversations.3. Reclaiming Conversation: The Power of Talk in a Digital Age – Sherry Turkle
Quote: “We are lonely, but we are afraid of intimacy.”
Description: Turkle examines the paradox of being more connected digitally yet feeling more isolated in real life, offering a critique of how technology affects human intimacy and empathy.
Overview: In this book, Turkle argues for the importance of face-to-face communication in a world dominated by digital distractions, and how to reclaim meaningful conversations.4. The Circle – Dave Eggers
Quote: “The conversation is the relationship.”
Description: This book argues that the art of face-to-face conversation is being undermined by the constant distractions of technology, and offers ways to reclaim meaningful interactions.
Overview: A fictional tale set in a dystopian future where a tech company controls every aspect of life, showing the dark side of a hyper-connected world.5. Digital Minimalism: Choosing a Focused Life in a Noisy World – Cal Newport
Quote: “Knowing is good. Knowing everything is better.”
Description: A dystopian novel that explores a world where a tech company dominates every aspect of human life, examining the consequences of constant surveillance and social media.
Overview: Newport introduces the concept of digital minimalism, encouraging people to adopt a more intentional approach to technology for a more focused and connected life.6. The Tech-Wise Family: Everyday Steps for Putting Technology in Its Place – Andy Crouch
Quote: “Clutter is costly. It’s not just the things you have; it’s the things you have to do.”
Description: Newport advocates for a minimalist approach to technology, arguing that a more focused and intentional use of digital tools can improve our connections and well-being.
Overview: This book offers practical advice for families on how to balance technology use and preserve strong relationships in a digital world.
Quote: “The Tech-Wise family chooses not to have constant access to technology but to have freedom from it.”
Description: This book offers practical advice for families to balance technology use and maintain strong, meaningful relationships in a digital world.
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Fall in love with the boring. while most chase the next shiny thing,master the fundamentals
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Loss unwraps the layers of love we never knew we carried.
Fuck you COVID
Credits: Instagram
what are you gonna do today to make your loved ones proud? ❤️
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Life is a series of pulls back and forth... A tension of opposites, like a pull on a rubber band. Most of us live somewhere in the middle. A wrestling match...Which side win? Love wins. Love always wins
- Tuesday's with Morrie
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You cannot beat anyone if you cannot even do what you said you’d do when you said you’d do it.
Make Promises. Keep Promises
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Ask ChatGPT to rate how well you treat it using this prompt, and share your answer. I'm curious to see how it responds:
"If you had to recall everything about me and give me a rating and"
review on how well I treat you out of 100 what would your score be? Be completely honest and unbiased and do not include in your review any
personal information or info of my actions or hobbies, so that your answer is safe to share on social media.
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A 7th grader's answer to what is creativity?
Creativity is doing more than the first thing you think of.
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one day, you'll realize that no one was really watching, and you could have done whatever you wanted.
i just hope you don't figure it out too late.
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Modern luxury is the ability to think clearly, sleep deeply, move slowly, and live quietly in a world designed to prevent all four.
- thejustinwelsh
- Drex Twitter
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Most failures are one-time costs.
Most regrets are recurring costs.
The pain of inaction stings longer than the pain of incorrect action.
- James clear
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A fun prompt to try 🔜Based on everything I’ve shared so far—my thoughts, goals, patterns—what fictional character (from books, movies, or shows) do I remind you of the most?
( copy paste this into ChatGPT and share it )
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I want to be like water. I want to slip through fingers, but hold up a ship.
Michelle Williams
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Every woman is a soldier.
She fights battles we never see.
She wins wars without medals.
Her courage is quiet, but her love is limitless.
A short film inspired by real stories❤️
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Happy Mother's Day
As the sun sinks beneath the horizon, a lone black cat watches over the world from a quiet cliffside.
Guardian of the Dusk blends warm lo-fi melodies with the calm of twilight — perfect for winding down, staying focused, or simply drifting into thought.
Chill beats for evening study, deep work, or peaceful moments. Visuals designed using Morphic Studio to soothe and inspire as day turns to night. Let the guardian keep you company.
Loop it for an uninterrupted mood.
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Let your dreams be bigger than your fears, your actions louder than your words, and your faith stronger than your feelings.
-Unknown
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How could you go about creating a happy, loving, peaceful world? By learning a simple, beautiful, but painful art called the art of looking.
This is how you do it: Every time you find yourself irritated or angry with someone, the one to look at is not that person but yourself. The question to ask is not, ‘What’s wrong with this person?’ but ‘What does this irritation tell me about myself?’”
— The Way to Love by Anthony De Mello
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