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The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel explores the complex relationship people have with money, highlighting how emotions, behaviors, and perspectives significantly influence financial decisions. Rather than focusing solely on technical financial strategies, the book delves into the psychology behind wealth, success, and happiness.
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...Humans are inherently social creatures, driven by a need for connection and belonging. Despite our capacity for kindness, we're also prone to conflict, influenced by our emotions, biases, and self-interest...
Why Showing Up Matters More Than You Think
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This post tackles common misconceptions about the CTMU, clarifying its foundations and purpose while addressing criticisms. It explains how the CTMU unifies cognition and reality as a revolutionary framework.
Dale Carnegie’s How to Win Friends and Influence People provides timeless principles for building strong relationships and improving communication. Emphasizing empathy, genuine appreciation, and avoiding criticism, the book highlights strategies to influence others positively. Its practical advice fosters personal and professional growth, making it a cornerstone for successful interpersonal skills.
Small Great Things by Jodi Picoult explores racism, privilege, and justice through the story of Ruth Jefferson, a Black nurse accused of a crime by a white supremacist. It’s emotional, thought-provoking, and challenges readers to confront their biases.
“Thank you for this gift—I’ll treasure it.” When we let compliments sink in, we’re not just acknowledging our own value—we’re also honoring the person who offered them.
"How? How? HOW?" "How do I win against this shadow? Against this monster that grows stronger every time I do?"
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