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FIND IT • LIVE IT • COACH IT |
 Keeping a vision alive is hard to do alone because it is difficult to observe yourself in action and feel the impact you are having on others.
Therefore feedback plays a key role.
It is not only OK but our responsibility to give and receive feedback. |
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The mechanism of natural selection
yields increasing adaptation
to changing local environments.
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Charles Darwin
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| Buddhists believe that mental and physical realms have an equal claim on reality. Imaginary mental constructs are objectively perceptible. Meditate on unconditional loving-kindness and compassion to produce powerful gamma activity and synchronized oscillations from various parts of the cortex. |
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Sense alertness and mental expansion rising up from the toes and spreading into the head and out the eyes. Repeat as needed.
Discover a new/unusual mental process besides consciousness and/or lack of it.
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PATIENCE • PERSISTENCE • EXPERIMENTATION
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The compatibility
between learning environments,
the associationist view of memory,
and hypertext
has a large
following. |
The same mental processes
that create and store concept
and the links between them
is also responsible for intuition.
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In the same way that computational methods
can augment mental processes
of memory and recall,
so can they also
augment
intui-
tio-
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- Terry M. Mikiten -
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Focus on
possible problem
that would potentially
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the smallest
you could solve
be useful.
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