Yash Soni
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Creativity thrives on uncertainty. If we always knew the outcome of our creative endeavors we would probably be too bored to complete them. Uncertainty, curiosity, stumbling one foot after the other, we create our own unique yellow brick road of imagination. We can live gracefully with uncertainty when we stay connected to the part of ourselves that gets joy from the act of creation, rather than always looking to what its product is going to be.
How Fear Chokes Creativity and What to Do About It - Creativity WorkshopSpecificity is one of the highest forms of respect. It shows you have actually looked and that you are not spraying need into the world and hoping someone converts it into opportunity. It shows you have taken the time to understand the person, the company, the problem, the context. In a market full of generic AI applications, specificity itself becomes signal.
how to enter side doors - by maja - velvet noiseSmall talk may not profoundly alter your life. But its absence will profoundly alter human life as we know it. We live in a world of intense and often unnecessary division. Small talk is a tiny, free and very possibly priceless reminder of our shared humanity. If we intentionally give up talking to strangers, if we purposely decide to give in to the phone shield, the consequences will be horrible. Arguably, we are already on the verge of doing this. Let’s back up and start a conversation before it’s too late.
The stranger secret: how to talk to anyone – and why you should | Social etiquette | The GuardianThe key is to lower the stakes. Make it less of a big deal. Don’t focus on what could go wrong. Also, don’t focus on how amazing this could be. You are just saying, “It’s cold today, isn’t it?” You are not asking someone to join you on a quest for world peace. Similarly, if an approach is made towards you and you don’t want to respond, just be confident and clear either with your gestures (look down, don’t make eye contact) or with speech: “I can’t talk right now.”
The stranger secret: how to talk to anyone – and why you should | Social etiquette | The Guardian“The point is not depth. The point is practice, the gentle strengthening of our social muscles.”
The stranger secret: how to talk to anyone – and why you should | Social etiquette | The Guardian“You don’t always know if it’s OK. Sometimes you have to take the risk and find out.”
The stranger secret: how to talk to anyone – and why you should | Social etiquette | The Guardian