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subjects to learn to expand your mind: 1 - metacognition 2 - bilingual cognitive processing 3 - pattern recognition 4 - neuroplasticity 5 - game theory 6 - subconscious reprogramming 7 - quantum mechanics 8 - mathematics 9 - psychology 10 - architectural semiotics 11 - closed loop resource systems 12 - ontological design 13 - delusional optimism

subjects to learn to expand your mind: 1 - metacognition 2 - bilingual cognitive processing 3 - pattern recognition 4 - neuroplasticity 5 - game theory 6 - subconscious reprogramming 7 - quantum mechanics 8 - mathematics 9 - psychology 10 - architectural semiotics 11 - closed loop resource systems 12 - ontological design 13 - delusional optimism

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how billionaires are gathering for the f1 weekend in monaco and you're talking about being realistic

how billionaires are gathering for the f1 weekend in monaco and you're talking about being realistic

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pov: one week in monaco and now your standards are unrealistic

pov: one week in monaco and now your standards are unrealistic

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next time you think change isn't possible, this is an actual footage of the brain rewiring itself:

next time you think change isn't possible, this is an actual footage of the brain rewiring itself:

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the best train crossing spot in tokyo

the best train crossing spot in tokyo

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every thought of yours creates a neural connection. you repeat it day after day, and you're already acting on autopilot, without choosing. every thought leaves a trace between the cells. one thought is a barely noticeable scratch, but return to it every day, at the stove, behind the wheel, and the scratch becomes a path, then a road, then a highway. the signal flies along it without asking you. from then on, you just drive where it's been laid out. the treacherous part: on this highway, the reaction happens before you arrive. the body tenses, the answer is given, and you only show up to sign it. it feels like your own because it's familiar. the brain takes the smoothest road, and its job is safety, not happiness. "i am just that kind of person" only means this is your most worn-out route. everything you say about yourself is a map of your most worn paths. "i am anxious", "i can't say no", "i get angry fast" are just reports on what you did most often. character is a thousand identical repetitions, and fate is that stretched over twenty years. you end up where the same reactions, multiplied by years, have been leading you. what is used lives on. the brain doesn't store the past, it only maintains what gets used: the connection nobody calls on weakens, the road not taken withers. character and fate rest on these routes, and every thought strengthens them. if only what's used survives, the old route needs feeding every day. you feed it: the same thought in the morning, the same answer in the evening, the same signature under every decision. the past holds only as long as you keep sweeping its path. you can't erase the old path, but stop sweeping it and it overgrows on its own. beside it you trample a new one, slower, less convenient, less convincing. it takes repetition, because understanding it a hundred times changes nothing. what the body lives through sinks deeper than any dry phrase from the head. so the work is small but real: don't make excuses once, state the amount and stay quiet, answer differently than always. each time is a meter of that new path. you're not a hostage of your character, you're its daily builder. the only question is where you're laying it today.

every thought of yours creates a neural connection. you repeat it day after day, and you're already acting on autopilot, without choosing. every thought leaves a trace between the cells. one thought is a barely noticeable scratch, but return to it every day, at the stove, behind the wheel, and the scratch becomes a path, then a road, then a highway. the signal flies along it without asking you. from then on, you just drive where it's been laid out. the treacherous part: on this highway, the reaction happens before you arrive. the body tenses, the answer is given, and you only show up to sign it. it feels like your own because it's familiar. the brain takes the smoothest road, and its job is safety, not happiness. "i am just that kind of person" only means this is your most worn-out route. everything you say about yourself is a map of your most worn paths. "i am anxious", "i can't say no", "i get angry fast" are just reports on what you did most often. character is a thousand identical repetitions, and fate is that stretched over twenty years. you end up where the same reactions, multiplied by years, have been leading you. what is used lives on. the brain doesn't store the past, it only maintains what gets used: the connection nobody calls on weakens, the road not taken withers. character and fate rest on these routes, and every thought strengthens them. if only what's used survives, the old route needs feeding every day. you feed it: the same thought in the morning, the same answer in the evening, the same signature under every decision. the past holds only as long as you keep sweeping its path. you can't erase the old path, but stop sweeping it and it overgrows on its own. beside it you trample a new one, slower, less convenient, less convincing. it takes repetition, because understanding it a hundred times changes nothing. what the body lives through sinks deeper than any dry phrase from the head. so the work is small but real: don't make excuses once, state the amount and stay quiet, answer differently than always. each time is a meter of that new path. you're not a hostage of your character, you're its daily builder. the only question is where you're laying it today.

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the person who invented infinite scroll may have had a bigger impact on humanity than Oppenheimer..

the person who invented infinite scroll may have had a bigger impact on humanity than Oppenheimer..

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neuroplasticity is proof that who you are is not who you must remain.

neuroplasticity is proof that who you are is not who you must remain.

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even on your worst day: 30 trillion cells are still showing up for you. fighting. repairing. keeping you alive.

even on your worst day: 30 trillion cells are still showing up for you. fighting. repairing. keeping you alive.

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push your brain neuroplasticity to its absolute limit (there's no limits)

push your brain neuroplasticity to its absolute limit (there's no limits)

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when she talks about having kids but my story ends at 23 in my ferrari in the coast of Italy at 330km/h

when she talks about having kids but my story ends at 23 in my ferrari in the coast of Italy at 330km/h

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self-belief is your superpower. neuroscience shows that when you truly believe you're capable of something, your brain begins to notice opportunities that align with that belief and filter out information to the contrary.

self-belief is your superpower. neuroscience shows that when you truly believe you're capable of something, your brain begins to notice opportunities that align with that belief and filter out information to the contrary.

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that one guy in every family:

that one guy in every family:

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decisions are portals decisions are portals decisions are portals decisions are portals decisions are portals decisions are portals

decisions are portals decisions are portals decisions are portals decisions are portals decisions are portals decisions are portals

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doctor: "you're eating wrong" parents: "you're living wrong" girlfriend: "you're wrong" porsche salesman: excellent choice sir

doctor: "you're eating wrong" parents: "you're living wrong" girlfriend: "you're wrong" porsche salesman: excellent choice sir

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"you're gonna miss the college experience" thank God

"you're gonna miss the college experience" thank God

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that is the difference between millionaire and billionaire

that is the difference between millionaire and billionaire

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when a 2/10 says her plant died but her father owns a $1b company:

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when a 2/10 says her plant died but her father owns a $1b company:

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neuroplasticity is proof that you don't have to spend the rest of your life being who you've been.

neuroplasticity is proof that you don't have to spend the rest of your life being who you've been.

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imagine the generational lock in that it took for a man to attain a $200m yacht

imagine the generational lock in that it took for a man to attain a $200m yacht

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this psychologist literally explained how expecting the best outcome is actually the key to rewiring your brain for success.

this psychologist literally explained how expecting the best outcome is actually the key to rewiring your brain for success.

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he literally explained ADHD in 35 seconds:

he literally explained ADHD in 35 seconds:

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she literally explained how inner calm breaks your addiction to the ego and makes you naturally magnetic.

she literally explained how inner calm breaks your addiction to the ego and makes you naturally magnetic.

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this guy literally explained the truth about the "ADHD superpower"

this guy literally explained the truth about the "ADHD superpower"

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he literally explained why ADHD is one of the most painful things to live with

he literally explained why ADHD is one of the most painful things to live with

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to every young guy chasing this, i promise you it feels as good as you think it will

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to every young guy chasing this, i promise you it feels as good as you think it will

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what your neurons look like when you're learning something new:

what your neurons look like when you're learning something new:

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listen closely! this is is why some people manifest effortlessly and others struggle.

listen closely! this is is why some people manifest effortlessly and others struggle.

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focus on making money your wife isn't born yet

focus on making money your wife isn't born yet

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this guy literally explained 4 years of therapy in one minute.

this guy literally explained 4 years of therapy in one minute.

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back in the 70s, game theory was hyped the exact same way AI is today. every genius was obsessed with one thing: how to win. then one guy watched his kids play with legos and realized everybody was completely missing the point. in short: if you're constantly trying to "beat the competition," you're playing the wrong game entirely. hands down one of the clearest explanations of strategic game theory applied to real life by Simon Sinek I mapped out the key rules and action points below.

back in the 70s, game theory was hyped the exact same way AI is today. every genius was obsessed with one thing: how to win. then one guy watched his kids play with legos and realized everybody was completely missing the point. in short: if you're constantly trying to "beat the competition," you're playing the wrong game entirely. hands down one of the clearest explanations of strategic game theory applied to real life by Simon Sinek I mapped out the key rules and action points below.

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she literally explained how to deal with hyperproductivity if you're a person with ADHD

she literally explained how to deal with hyperproductivity if you're a person with ADHD

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your brain isn't designed to be positive or negative... it's designed to repeat patterns. the emotional states you experience most often become your default setting over time. that's neuroplasticity at work. choose your thoughts wisely.

your brain isn't designed to be positive or negative... it's designed to repeat patterns. the emotional states you experience most often become your default setting over time. that's neuroplasticity at work. choose your thoughts wisely.

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he literally explained 6 science based rules that will fix your ADHD productivity.

he literally explained 6 science based rules that will fix your ADHD productivity.

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normalize realizing that the whole cheat code to life is being insanely delusional and optimistic

normalize realizing that the whole cheat code to life is being insanely delusional and optimistic

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neuroplasticity requires new environments and new experiences. literally just leaving your comfort zone is 90% of the work.

neuroplasticity requires new environments and new experiences. literally just leaving your comfort zone is 90% of the work.

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he literally explained how to boost neuroplasticity:

he literally explained how to boost neuroplasticity:

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neuroplasticity proves that your identity is not fixed; it's being built in real time by what you repeatedly think, feel and focus on. always remember that your brain doesn't take into account your intentions, it responds to repetition.

neuroplasticity proves that your identity is not fixed; it's being built in real time by what you repeatedly think, feel and focus on. always remember that your brain doesn't take into account your intentions, it responds to repetition.

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idk if money buys happiness but never seen anyone crying on a yacht in monaco

idk if money buys happiness but never seen anyone crying on a yacht in monaco

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he literally explained that people with ADHD notice everything.

he literally explained that people with ADHD notice everything.

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