Economies of Effort and Frustration and Sadness
So much is a working memory problem: its really the ability to drill down deep and break down the problem into components. It costs attention to do the following: ..to…
Read more →So much is a working memory problem: its really the ability to drill down deep and break down the problem into components. It costs attention to do the following: ..to…
Read more →Slowing down is a Decomposition technique. It breaks down an overwhelming emotion and impulse so that it does not drive me to act rashly as well as allow me to…
Read more →The more experience I have with the time of motion of people – the more I realize that people have their own pace. As well as people need structure –…
Read more →when I was listening to lectures on emotions the actionable take away was: 1) I was “hyper rational” before but that was a mistake because it made me ignore other…
Read more →Pandemics are not just Foreseeable, you cannot make people act on it unless they’ve experienced it. Anything too scary to be unimaginable – is too difficult to communicate. To appreciate…
Read more →There is a reddit thread about the how much someone distrusts the self. Of course, we always express emotion, and the emotion there is disgust, fear, and anger. But recently I…
Read more →when I find a Reporting Blindspot and I know we only had the Internet, Data, and Technology of such Costs NOW – I cant help but imagine how big must…
Read more →the compartmentalization of Mindfulness is like learning about sad and nuanced grown-up realities. Like having a family means almost no time for friends, there is a kind of Career track…
Read more →It seems mindfulness is compartmentalized. Its really focused on the meditation, and where the mindset proves advantageous in most cases. I’m a person who wants one mode of thinking, which…
Read more →So I’m currently having challenges with mindfulness. Experiencing things more vs. my sense of self. Those mechanisms of self are what helps me plan. Narratives help make me aware of…
Read more →One of the takeaways of mindfulness lecture is a very different set of coping mechanisms. I notice that many of my coping mechanisms are distractions or aversion to the pain…
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