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Wise words!
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@PaulPortesi secure the labor of your mind before you revel and celebrate
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Working hard with passion is a success very few achieve, fewer than the perceived successful people, at any given point
It's simple, the hard work is the success. Working hard is the reward it's not the result or outcome. Notice, I mean really notice, true winners never really get that excited about winning. Why. They already won with their hard work. The celebration is for everyone else.
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stephen fry said work is more fun than fun. but he also was a massive cokehead and mentally ill.
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It's simple, the hard work is the success. Working hard is the reward it's not the result or outcome. Notice, I mean really notice, true winners never really get that excited about winning. Why. They already won with their hard work. The celebration is for everyone else.
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In simple terms, it's the measure of the outside versus the measure of the inside. Then you can extrapolate from there.
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I dont understand manifolds well enough to understand this post as well as I would like to. Inspired to math from a tweet. Never suspected I'd see the day.
Scars have to be earned, not artistically created. You can never artistically create something on the outside that wasn't earned on the inside. A twist on Stokes's theorem on manifold.
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Every Tattoo has a Story !!
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earned not demanded. just observe people in high position after they leave their titles or people who earn and lose their money fast. respect is relationship not armour.
If you're looking for respect, it's never outward, it's always inward. Never search to be respected. The respect comes from within, not from with out. That's where the strength is but more importantly, the respect.
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Don’t force reality to fit your model. Update your model to fit reality.
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Your mental health isn't about the health of your mental state. It's the state of your emotional state that makes you go mental. You're not going to think your way out of your emotional state. You're just going to make yourself more emotional.
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Time means nothing if we don’t spend it on seeking truth
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Please Explain Linearity Sir?
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I'm a big fan of apophatic spirituality -- accepting what you cannot know, and not optimising what you can. Unironically, @PaulPortesi is a good source.
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I do not know that word, but I shall investigate, thanks 🙏
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After a first cursory glance, it seems that the biggest difference between apophatic spirituality and mine is that the former is deist, and mine isn't. The method may be similar, but I don't point at anything that is "beyond".
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Start with data before models. Not the other way.
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Time goes along with your lie because it walks to get the check. From the reality till. The bigger the lie, the bigger the check and time returns to you.
Time will tell. No it won't. It lies like everything else. Truth be told.
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If you're looking for respect, it's never outward, it's always inward. Never search to be respected. The respect comes from within, not from with out. That's where the strength is but more importantly, the respect.
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