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These are uncertain times for so many of us. But, according to writer Maggie Jackson, perhaps there is deep wisdom to be uncovered—surprising gifts of curiosity, creative thinking, open-mindedness, and ways forward through the (often) unpredictabilities of life. Listen to (or watch!) our full conversation: 🎧: https://lnkd.in/e2uniig5 👀: youtu.be/fPlH12rx0r0

Our knowledge of the past determines our current understanding and progress for the future. Do you believe on some level everything is cyclical? If we are to understand our current environment and how it can shape our future we must study the past. There is much to be learned from the classics and the world’s history. From the ideas of philosophers that are part of a continued learning and enlightenment in our world today. If you only rely on what you are being fed through current means, you are missing out on an important conversation. That conversation and continued growth help shape your understanding and evolves into writing your own story. Do you agree? Have a Great Week and Write Your Own Story! Gretchen Philyaw

Day 86 - BECOMING DOUBLE SURE By Pyamene Abraham You must not wait until everything is perfect before starting anything, but you must not also underestimate the knowing aspect. There are things we say, While unsure, do it. While scared, do it. While not certain do it. Nevertheless, we must Distinguish what we are doing unsure, scared, uncertain and in doubt from what we need to be double sure before doing. Be double sure before passing an information, your information might become the basis for another man's knowledge. Be double sure when making lifetime decisions. Going for adequate knowledge will enhance your ability of being sure. Never ignore knowledge. See you at the top.

Self-reflection can reveal a lot of answers to the questions causing terbulance in our minds. It takes a consious effort to be with oneself and conduct an internal review.

"We have these intuitions... and we can do reasoning... and we use the reasoning to correct our intuitions. Of course, we use the intuitions during the reasoning to do the reasoning, but if the conclusion of the reasoning conflicts with our intuitions, we realise the intuitions need to be changed." What do you reckon? Some food for thought:   Look for areas where everyone agrees on something, but your intuition tells you it might be wrong. Enjoy Youtube: https://lnkd.in/gqWStbhQ

What conversation will you be proud of yourself for having even if it doesn't end with the outcome you want? Go have that conversation. Wisdom from James Clear, author of Atomic Habits:

I am excited to share my latest blog post that delves into the timeless nature of Fyodor Dostoevsky's work. In this post, we explore the profound themes, philosophical insights, and psychological depth that have cemented his legacy in literature. Dostoevsky's ability to navigate the complexities of human existence remains relevant even today, making his writings resonate across generations. Join me in examining what truly makes Dostoevsky immortal and how his insights continue to inspire and challenge readers around the world. Read the full article here: [What Made Dostoevsky's Work Immortal](https://ift.tt/UEienHM)

How a Rational Mind and Irrational Mind gets into conflict... Can we separate the two through analysis of responses... Here is one slide from Our workshop https://www.webclass.in/

Almost every conversation with my coach and almost every conversation I have with a coaching client presents an opportunity to change my relationship with the Inner Critic. Join us for a 75 minute session where we explore what it takes to access our deeper wisdom. https://lnkd.in/gzUuEW7w

Get a sneak peek of what's to come! In this clip, Matthew D. Kim unpacks the importance of emotional intelligence in preaching—just one of the many insights you'll gain in the upcoming course, 'Preaching to a Divided Nation'. The course is available for pre-order now, so don’t miss out! 🎓 Learn more: https://loom.ly/yk4GTUA