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| Blog Name: | Litemind |
| Url: | http://feeds.feedburner.com/litemind |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | mind, efficiency, knowledge |
| Description: | Explore ways to use our minds efficiently. Why? I firmly believe that our own minds are the greatest tool we have to achieve anything we want. Every event, feeling, problem or opportunity only exists through the filter of our minds. Putting simply, your mind is the world you live in. All results you get are directly related on how well you use it. But very few people actively pursuit ways to fully develop their potential through a more efficient use of their minds. Why ‘Efficiently’? Did you know that the brains of more intelligent people are actually less active than usual? That suggests that these people, when using their minds, have a higher ratio of output to input; in other words, their minds are more efficient. There is a minimum of waste in energy or unnecessary effort. That means less stress while getting more higher-quality results. Why ‘Explore’? I believe that an exploration mindset is the most important thing to have if you want to improve on anything. I am no expert on the mind and don’t have all the answers – in fact, I may not have any. But I always try to maintain the mindset of curious exploration – and that is the driving force in creating and maintaining this website. |
| Popularity: | 1 Followers |
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Here are six principles I strive to live by. This is my own “personal productivity manifesto”: it summarizes what works for me about personal productivity. Whenever I follow these guidelines, I am at my very best, feeling productive and joyful. If I feel that I am doing things outside these guidelines, I know I can refer to them and quickly get back on track. Since these principles work so well for me, I figured they mig
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How Can I Make Litemind More Useful for You?
Will you help me make this website better? Today, instead of providing new content, I’d like to ask you to speak your mind and take this quick survey.It shouldn’t take more than a couple of minutes, and your feedback will give me invaluable ideas and insights on how I can make the website better for you. Two quick things about
Will you help me make this website better? Today, instead of providing new content, I’d like to ask you to speak your mind and take this quick survey.It shouldn’t take more than a couple of minutes, and your feedback will give me invaluable ideas and insights on how I can make the website better for you. Two quick things about
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