Tag: Exhaustive Mind
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Think Like a Designer
Unlock your exhaustive mind’s true potential by learning to “think like a designer”. This human-centered approach transforms overthinking into a superpower, guiding your thoughts toward innovation. Embrace empathy, prototyping, and strategic testing to solve problems effectively and drive success in every aspect of your life.
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Unlocking Your Inner Superpower
Is your exhaustive mind a burden or a superpower? I believe it’s the latter. By embracing your constant thoughts and channeling them strategically through analogy, intersection, and patience, you can transform overthinking into a powerful tool for innovation and success in life and work.
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We All Want Something
Navigating daily interactions reveals that negotiation extends beyond high-stakes scenarios to every exchange. Understanding human agendas, utilizing frameworks like Maslow’s Hierarchy, and recognizing the importance of vulnerability can foster collaboration. By embracing these insights and a comprehensive mindset, we can transform negotiations into opportunities for mutually beneficial outcomes and deeper connections.
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Gardening Your Thoughts: Sunlight
When I find myself distracted during the day, I will often take some steps outside the house, and combine meditation with my next gardening tool, exercise. A walking meditation can be a rejuvenating experience as you burn some calories and think actively on a given topic or thought. There are a number of walking meditation…
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Gardening Your Thoughts: Space
It is tricky to take the context of a long-form manuscript and make it make sense through the medium of a bog, but here we go. Previously I shared how I give my thoughts a location to flourish through journals and a structured(ish) practice. Now I want to share how I give my thoughts space…
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Gardening Your Thoughts: Location
Spoiler alert, I am big on analogies. When thinking about ways to give your thoughts space to explore, I kept coming back to a garden. So here we go, we’re going to garden our thoughts as we give them space, plant seeds, fertilize them, cultivate them, and hopefully harvest them into something fruitful. Plus my…
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