Break the Cycle of Rumination
February 14, 2024
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I’ve been thinking deeply about breaking the cycle of rumination. I’ve learned that it’s not about silencing your mind but redirecting it. Borrowing from my
I’ve been thinking deeply about breaking the cycle of rumination. I’ve learned that it’s not about silencing your mind but redirecting it. Borrowing from my
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In personal and professional development, I’ve discovered a tiny secret that can unlock massive potential: seek advice, not feedback. This crucial pivot changes the game.
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Photo by Jungwoo Hong on Unsplash The SLED philosophy, conceptualized by Andy Bailey, is a powerful and transformative approach to personal and professional development. This
