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I wasn’t going to write this piece until I watched a TED talk by Taylor Doe titled “How People Get the Good Jobs”. In the video, Doe spoke about the ‘and then’ moments behind people’s life-changing opportunities. What I learned from the talk was that we can change a person’s life by simply sharing our stories.
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There are people who would never have enough, just like there are people who are perfectly happy with what they have at the given moment.
Recently, I came across a book - Die with Zero. The premise of the book is about investing resources in experiences. People unlock something called memory dividends. Experiences yield dividends because humans have memory. Fulfilled moments of life create memories.
As William Shakespeare once said, "Reputation is an idle and most false imposition; oft got without merit and lost without deserving." In other words, our reputation and the way others perceive us are often based on arbitrary standards and don't necessarily reflect who we truly are.In this blog post, we'll explore the scientific and psychological benefits of embracing our inner foolishness and why it's important to let our hair down and be a little bit silly every now and then.A little bit of silliness brings laughter, smiles, and humor and secrete feel-good hormones that can make us feel more connected with people around us. Silliness may not cure all of life's ills, but it sure does make us smile.
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