res cogitans

[winouna]

Markgong

[gacougnol]

Max Dupain Open and Closed Doors series nd

[pmamtraveller]

vintage Italian "Fazzoletto" (handkerchief) low table from the late 1970s or early 1980s.

[04k96]

[cheshmenoor]

[thevaultoftheatomicspaceage]

Mushroom House,’ 1970 by architect James H. Johnson

[red-lamb]

[dancingmadlybackwardsonaseaofair]

[balzog]

[sahlesummerhill]

[silent4s]

[cocoagadgetsworld]

Battle tested

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LESSONS LEARNED LEARNING MEDICINE-162

1-Many times in your life, you need to believe before you see things happen.

2-Trying to control someone never earns respect; it breeds compliance and disrespect.

3-Many people will only validate you after you've validated yourself.

4-It can be humbling when people don't turn out to be who you want them to be.

5-Sometimes the best way to solve a problem is to temporarily walk away and process.

6-Irony; In the world of genetics

Individuals are unique, yet in humanity, we are all the same.

7-Becoming successful is based on the central dogma that quitting is not an option.

8-Your best chance to succeed is when you no longer seek validation, applause, guarantees, or comfort.

9-The most difficult and darkest times in your life can also give birth to the greatest lessons and enlightenment.

10. Embrace the difficult times in your life; those moments hold all the blessings.

Source: LESSONS LEARNED LEARNING MEDICINE-162

[gouged-doll]

[sahlesummerhill]

[formlab]

Swiss Cardiac Center, Valerio Olgiati

[formlab]

Model Thirty-Six, Tom Sachs, 2014

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