@storeycopy That's exactly what I aim for! 🙌

@ninjanordbo Beautiful shot! You really captured the mood perfectly. ✨

@shaya_ang "You reap what you sow." If you're gonna dish it out, be ready to take it, too. Nobody likes a hypocrite, and nobody likes a sore loser, either. 😂

I like social media, but search engines are faster and don’t waste time. I see my timeline as noise that distracts me from what matters. I have a research method that tunes out the clutter and focuses on what resonates with my goals and curiosity.

@Tyler_Van_Acker Right on! Change doesn't have to be that slow, monumental process. It can be as simple as flipping a switch.

Cal Newport sees social media as a tool for compulsive engagement rather than meaningful connection or productivity. And the fact that he’s a computer scientist who has never used social media apps says a lot about what these algorithms are really designed for. 😅

Most of what you get on social media is noise. Noise that isn’t the signal you’re looking for. Isn’t the clarity you need. Noise that only distracts. Noise that only steals your time. So why keep scrolling when the silence of focus could lead you to what truly matters?

@mussophilosophy I can't think of two, here's five: 😅 -What flaws and biases might I be unaware of? -How can I work on them? -What if I’m wrong? -How can I challenge my assumptions and fixed beliefs? -What can I do today to make a positive impact on the world?

@morehujale Good point; not all creative projects need to be shared.

@miamtusum There’s no better moment than the present to take action. Sometimes I catch myself dwelling on past mistakes (whether from years ago or just yesterday) rather than focusing on what I want to achieve in the future. But then I remind myself: action is the best antidote to regret.

@ItsAngelDj Love that perspective, Angel! Writing it felt like planting another seed. Always the right time. 😄🌱

@OranAITech Thank you, Adi! That’s a powerful reminder. Investing in ourselves is always the best decision.

I look up to some amazing writers, athletes, and entrepreneurs. Some might have natural talent, better luck, or great genetics. But so often, I see just regular people with above-average courage, wisdom, tenacity, patience, and a willingness to take risks.

RT @Zak_Louisa: Momentum over Perfection: When you focus on micro-tasks (writing one paragraph, answering one email, doing one bit of res…

@JulieChangRE That's... awful. Thank God I don't follow politics and controversial topics pages because there are so many of these.

@Megzcreates Insightful lessons! I particularly love your #4, about the importance of investing in real, supportive friendships, many people don't realize how bad friends can lead you astray from the path you want to be on. I hope you'll keep sharing your experiences with the world.

@Harryevansfit Well done! 👏

@iamkyrayang 𝗢𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘁𝗵𝗶𝗻𝗸𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗸𝗶𝗹𝗹𝘀 𝗽𝗿𝗼𝗴𝗿𝗲𝘀𝘀! I recommend setting hard deadlines. Every time I fall into that trap, I give myself a clear deadline to make a decision or take action, and stick to it. No second-guessing, no "just one more week."

@FitFounder 😉 Flexibility is the secret to fitness (and life).