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What’s the most interesting thing you’ve learned recently, and how did it change your perspective? As for myself, I recently learned about the concept of “pre-crastination,” which is the urge to complete tasks as quickly as possible—even at the expense of doing them well or efficiently. It hit me because I sometimes rush through things just to “check them off my list”, even if it means creating more work for myself later. Im trying to learn to better consider this but it’s a daily effort. How about you? What’s something you’ve learned that stuck with you?

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Boss has come out with great topic of the day.... TY @maretus

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I was influenced by the book 80/20. My uncle gave it to me. After reading it, I realized a lot for myself, this book tells me how to devote 20% of my efforts and get 80% of the result. I advise everyone to read🤝

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I learned that pure honey is flammable.

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One definitely precrastinated my whole life. Thanks for the word!

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OMG that’s so me. I’m such a pre-crastinator. And I think it comes from my ability to make so much more work than ever before via technology. Feelings of being overwhelmed by my own need to make stuff all the time. The most interesting thing for me is being here. I never knew this was even possible three months ago, so it’s completely changed my outlook of how I want to do this creative thing going forward. I do need to go a little slower though sometimes I feel overwhelmed with all the information it’s all interesting information but my little brain can’t process it all some days you know plus making art it’s a lot, but I’m here for it and I’m grateful for it. Good night. 🤩

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I (re)learned that exercise is a necessity. reminder that you need to take the time to get afk for a period of time every day

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Done ✔️ It's time balancing https://warpcast.com/kingedward/0xac3943cc

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How to make use of some kitchen gadgets and I learned some new dishes that are less time consuming , it’s fast and easier 🤗

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The recent thing I have known about machine and deep learning. As a beginner level cse student, I wanted to be a good developer you know game, software developer etc. But that New Ai thing that is applying on robotics and others really make me thing to switch my intention. Let's see what is ahead.

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Wonderful topic 🫡

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I learned how to use FC and now I have no life 😅

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I am trying my best to learn more money making tips and not focus on just one thing, this week I researched dropshipping which is very profitable.

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I challenge my goals by exercising every day. I often feel the bitter taste of failure while exercising steadily for five days a week. After experiencing failure often, I realize that failure is not failure. Failure was the process to success. I'm not afraid of anything. am still living a challenging life today because I know that failure is not a failure, but a process to leap forward

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One of the most impactful things I’ve learned recently is about Imposter Syndrome. It’s that feeling where, no matter how much you achieve or how capable you are, you believe you don’t truly deserve your success and worry that others will eventually 'find out' you’re not good enough.. For a long time, I thought I was just lucky in the things I accomplished.. For example, when I got my first job, I told myself it happened only because I was in the right place at the right time, not because I worked hard for it or had the skills.. Even when people praised my work, I felt like I didn’t belong or that I was somehow fooling them. But learning about Imposter Syndrome changed my perspective. It made me realize that so many people, even the most successful ones, feel this way. It’s not a reflection of my abilities, it’s just my inner critic speaking too loudly. Now, I’m working on reminding myself that my efforts, my skills, and the results I achieve are real and valid. Have you ever felt this way?

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Good topic my friend good luck 🤞

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I learned about the "illusion of explanatory depth"—we often think we understand things better than we actually do. It's made me more curious and cautious about my knowledge.

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i think for me, is waking up getting quality sleep everyday it's very underrated but i've noticed some of it's effectiveness in my body I have more energy to do more stuff and i don't get tired easily Sleeping early at night does incredible things to your body you can't imagine

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i think for me, is waking up getting quality sleep everyday it's very underrated but i've noticed some of it's effectiveness in my body I have more energy to do more stuff and i don't get tired easily Sleeping early at night does incredible things to your body you can't imagine

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Been learning how to use liquidity pools, kinda confusing at first but I’m getting the hang of it.

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