What we think about ends up shaping who we are. Be careful what you allow into your social media feeds. In the long run, it will become a part of you.
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In particular, the purposeless anger that you're feeling as you scroll down your feed -- little by little, it shapes you. Curate your feed, and let no emotion be without a purpose (especially negative ones, which are costly).
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As a new follower who doesn't have context on your history, this SOUNDS quite privileged… Some people can afford to just not look at upsetting things because they have resources & luck, but others need to pay attention and fight. Can you say more? I don't want to misunderstand!
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#firstworldproblems. I like it, though.#rtotd: However, learn to accept other people's opinions no matter how stupid you think they are. You might feel like you are at the tip of the iceberg but you surely are not. And if you are, congratulations, you are the last one to drown.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Deleted most feeds (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn) beside Twitter. Really feels like I took a weight off my shoulders. So much less noise. Now I just need to stop the habit of reading news so often in the day.
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Very stoic
@fcholletThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Another way to put it is that you can’t observe as remain separate from it. Anything your mind touches “trains you”
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Easier said. How can one overlook and be ignorant about the negativity spread all around.
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