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“that people can change, that the world is simple and that everyone can be happy” More of the basic premises of Adlerian psychology/philosophy. The world is inherently simple; it is made complex through our subjective experience of it. Because this complexity is in our thoughts, we can change and
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“Yes, this world is astonishingly simple and life itself is, too.” A basic premise of Adlerian psychology/philosophy is that the world is actually very simple, and that our lives are also very simple, but that all complexity arises from our relationships with other people. If you didn’t have
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The city is dominated by a pervasive college town culture and music scene centered in downtown Athens, next to the University of Georgia's North Campus. Major music acts associated with Athens include numerous alternative rock bands such as R.E.M., the B-52's, Widespread Panic, Drive-By
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Back in 1983, I wanted Dark Tower. It is all I wanted. Today, it is still my top choice for this page. The commercial was wonderfully moody, and it went hand-in-hand with my interest in fantasy gaming. — Read on retroist.com/1983-toys-r-us-christmas-sale-circular/ The Dark Tower was a wonderful game, though
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Maybe you’re meant to be constantly remaking your system, keeps it from getting static There’s something to that, right, the never ending project, the never ending work of perfection You work on it until it slips into the background, you work on it until it all becomes habit,
Making Things
Been thinking about my childhood a lot lately. This afternoon I drew a map of the subdivision I grew up in from memory, trying to fill in where things and people were.
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“The kind of material we write in diaries and letters does not exist before it is written down.” It’s not just recounting the past, but infusing the past with your personal experience. Your experience can only be recorded by you. Excerpt From: Csikszentmihalyi, Mihaly. “Flow.” HarperCollins. Apple Books.
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“The way to fame goes through the palaces, the way to happiness goes through the markets, the way to virtue goes through the deserts. —CHINESE PROVERB” Excerpt From: Tolstoy, Leo. “A Calendar of Wisdom.” Scribner, 2010-05-11. Apple Books.