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My Nobel Prize, China’s octopus strategy, those stimulus checks, and deeeelicious coffeehttps://www.pscp.tv/w/crnqezExODgwMjU5fDFqTUpncERlcmxteExmWbCDXavp2AG8sWqnPmv6DbWdPuWwrRAKZkti0Fa50A== …
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@mouneer somebody mentioned passion here because of somebody who tweeted a video about passionThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Interesting confession today. I recommend reading "Ecclesiastes".
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It is an interesting phenomenon. In fact, I'm hoping to go test it out, real soon. Any moment now... Anyone wanna help me out here? For science?
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China’s Achilles Heal - Food
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Nice insight about the drive to give to others after your own needs were met. Its interesting that the great psychologist Eric Erickson delineated these same stages of life way back in the late '50s. He called his last and highest stage generativity vs stagnation.
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In a 2009 Mike Rowe TED talk, he says Dirty Jobs taught him he was wrong about a lot of things. The whole talk is good, but at 11:20 he speaks specifically that "follow your passion ... is probably the worst advice I ever got:"https://youtu.be/IRVdiHu1VCc?t=675 …
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Looking for passion is letting your horse take you for a ride.
Using your passion is grabbing the reins and making your horse take you where you want to go.pic.twitter.com/EjcLRaur0Q
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