Epiphany
[noun] The ultimate outcome of Epiphany Mapping. The moment you suddenly gain clarity - when all the dots connect.
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Stop “Trying”
The word “try” leaves too much room to wiggle out of commitments that bring us closer to our goals.
Reframe Directed Negativity
Other people’s negative actions & words are a reflection of themselves. Don't let it infect you.
Constraints Make Us Stronger
Growth comes from exposing ourselves to challenges. Constraints is about facing the reality of scarcity and whether that makes you stronger is up to you.
John Keynes Predicted Two Day Work Weeks - What Happened?
The economist John Maynard Keynes in 1930 predicted his grandkids would work just 15 hours a week. We’re definitely not there. What happened?
How to Keep Your Cool
Today’s hyperconnected world has turned us into nervous wrecks. Here’s how to calm yourself with a few mental tricks I learned from meditation.
How to Mind Map Emotions
Use mind maps to dissect our emotions to improve our mental wellbeing and relationships.
Two Secrets to Living a Long Life
What’s the secret to living a long life? Hint: It's NOT becoming more productive.
Documentary Mind Map: “Meeting Jim”
Jim Hayne’s incredible story gives us the roadmap to include others in our journey. Here’s how to incorporate the lessons into your relationships.
The Dalai Lama Taught Me to be Wise Selfish
To the Dalai Lama, JOY is a state of being satisfied and content with a meaningful life, but it’s elusive because most people have external sources of joy.
Textbook vs Emotional Understanding: The Key to Real Growth
Most of what we formally learn is textbook knowledge, but in most important things in life, it’s the emotional understanding that ultimately matters.
What Did 10,000 Years Teach Me About Life?
In the face of vast amounts of time, unimaginable wealth, and the highest status, what is actually meaningful and accessible for all of us?
Can You Describe Yourself With One Verb?
It’s common for people to describe themselves using adjectives, but it’s much harder to define yourself using verbs, especially a single verb.