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In order to process the millions of bits of information were exposed to every day the brain has a system to prioritise and pick out what it deems most important. It filters everything and how we interpret information is shaped by: Past experiences - Our experiences shape our beliefs, which influence how we see the world. Personal biases - Cultural influences, societal norms, and unconscious assumptions shape our beliefs - mostly without us even realising it. Mindset & emotions - Our emotional state impacts how we react to new information. If you're already stressed, you're more likely to interpret a neutral comment as criticism. We’re never really getting an objective view of things. The reticular activating system (RAS), a network in our brainstem, acts as a filter-deciding what gets our attention & what gets ignored, generally we notice more of what aligns with what we already believe (confirmation bias)

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Happy tree Tuesday

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Dumplings were made, pork was eaten 🧧🏮🐍

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Anything you practice, you get good at. Positively or negatively…

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Ai talks like a situationship promising to do better but immediately failing

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I am *mildly* oyster obsessed (I have oyster tattoos on the oysters of my arms - I know.) But consider: - they are protein rich, high in zinc (supporting immune function, wound healing) - high in iron, calcium, B12, omega-3 fatty acids, and selenium - low cal Also: They are the only Carbon Neutral Species: Oysters are unique because they not only have a minimal environmental footprint but actively benefit ecosystems. Their shells sequester carbon dioxide as they grow, contributing to carbon capture. Sustainability: Oyster farming is one of the most sustainable aquaculture practices. It requires no feed, fertilizers, or freshwater inputs, as oysters naturally filter and feed from their environment. Farming oysters can also restore damaged habitats and improve water quality…

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I have found that the inner work brings with it an absolute pleasure of being within - with all the parts of you - like a big, delightful Sunday lunch gathering. It has also brought less desire to over communicate, rather observe more - not in a judgement based way but in an observing life and its forms move from a place of calm contemplation.

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A creatively lived life is any life where consistently, routinely, habitually and constantly one chooses the path of curiosity vs the path of fear.

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Inside me there are two wolves

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“Intuition is the key to everything, in painting, filmmaking, business - everything. I think you could have an intellectual ability, but if you can sharpen your intuition, which they say is emotion and intellect joining together, then a knowingness occurs.” - David Lynch

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Expectation is a subtle form of control

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A throwback classic - @boris’ RUN EVM sticker bounty* *and that sweet UV mismatch

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Play a part in other people’s luck whenever you can 🍀

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