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Lockdown diary Team Hindle — the truth… not the “fake book” story

Well it has been a while, no blogs as they were homeschooling based, and THANKFULLY ( and I am speaking on behalf of all family members…

My latest blog....

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Wednesday bits of Wisdom!!! By the one and only @garyvee ! Thank you Gary for always being transparent and real and supportive of the #notbullshit ! . . .Quotes, thoughts and tidbits of info to help you in your life and in biz! Tag me in your post for a share and shout-out! @poshnotions

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Gunna start recording the next album soon, but take more time and care into it again. I just got sick of having 12 songs finished that were just chillin so i just dropped em. Support hiphop with heart!

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You are what you eat

*Note: This isn't bullshit.

Suppose a boy is raised from birth to read only the works of Shakespeare. As an adult, he will behave like and speak like a Shakespeare character. He will have an odd vocabulary and an odd manner of speaking, relative to modern standards. Take this other scenario: suppose a girl from birth does nothing but read the works of Plato. Naturally, her behavior will reflect that those works. 

Its from these scenarios that I hypothesize that a person's output is the result of his or her inputs. What a person read, watches, hears, etc, has a direct effect on his or her thoughts, and therefore his or her actions.

I believe the world rewards unique minds and specialization. Therefore, if you want to achieve success, you should restrict your inputs to things that will benefit you and produce the kind of mind that you want.

For example, suppose you want to be smarter. Then only read the works of great minds. 

The more average or normal you are, the more likely it is that your result in life will be average or normal. 

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Random thoughts

Everything is vice versa in this world. To believe differently is to deny reality