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inspiration for Memetica
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Francis Pedraza: Why Self-Actualization Is the Next Big Market
Agreed on the market for self-actualization growing. Agree that the need is not being met. I also see a lot of entrepreneurs focused now on ‘wisdom’ learning.
Good article from Francis Pedrazza, founder of Everest, an beautiful app to help you achieve your dreams.
Find out which Chapman’s love language you are here -http://neurolove.me/post/49772974208/which-love-language-do-you-speak
(via towriteluvvhere)
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La lluvia es una cosa que sucede en el pasado | Etiqueta Negra
Bellísimo artículo. Hace tiempo no lloraba frente a un texto. Leer sobre la lluvia y su potencia de estado melancólico, me hizo extrañar la lluvia en español.
La lluvia en San Francisco es tan impersonal. Es fría y la gente le huye. Es súbita y caprichosa. Es una ráfaga atrabancada, sin ritmo ni cadencia.
Cuando llovía en México, nos acurrucamos frente a la ventana. Las gotas gordas en la banqueta avisan que ya viene la tormenta. O el chipi que acaricia los cachetes. El olor a pavimento mojado en la infancia. El pasto recién cortado. El silencio de las 5 de la tarde y su luz serena y amarillosa, apacigua y nos calma.
Ben Howard - To Be Alone (by benhowardmusic)
Ben Howard - Three Tree Town (by Bestmusicvideo1)
another one… mmmm!
Ben Howard - Soldiers (by linksaf)
Im in love with this guy so much!
Coping With Stress - Biofeedback: Self-Mastery Beyond Pills (by UCtelevision)
The psychophysiology behind biofeedback. Really great guy explaining the details about how our minds control the physiology of our bodies.
Next generation meditation ideas on my mind and body now.
How to pack to travel the world, illustration by #wendymcnaughton
Of Nellie Bly, audacious newspaper journalist sent to circumnavigate the globe in 72 days in 1889. Then her total opposite, Elizabeth bizland raced her the other way around:
On the surface the two women … were about as different as could be: one woman a Northerner, the other from the South; one a scrappy, hard-driving crusader, the other priding herself on her gentility; one seeking out the most sensational of news stories, the other preferring novels and poetry and disdaining much newspaper writing as “a wild, crooked, shrieking hodge-podge,” a “caricature of life.” Elizabeth Bisland hosted tea parties; Nellie Bly was known to frequent O’Rourke’s saloon on the Bowery. But each of them was acutely conscious of the unequal position of women in America. Each had grown up without much money and had come to New York to make a place for herself in big-city journalism, achieving a hard-won success in what was still, unquestionably, a man’s world.
(via Blood Vessels of the Brain - Alzheimer’s Association)
So invested in understanding the brain. Constructing a smart tech solution for dementia patients.
Nowness reflection
On Wednesday I got engaged to my best friend and...
BAT FOR LASHES by Neil Krug http://flic.kr/p/eepgpG
How to dress to travel the world like pioneering Victorian journalist Nellie Bly, born on May 5,...
