Distance yourself from the people that you don't want to become.
Shane Parrish

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Distance yourself from the people that you don't want to become.
Shane Parrish
Problems scream for attention while successes only whisper. We're wired to chase whatever's loudest. Your biggest opportunity isn't hiding in what's broken; it's hiding in what's working that you've stopped noticing.
— Shane Parrish, from "Disguised as a Straight Line" (Brain-Food, May 25, 2025) (via A Layman's Blog)
The stronger we are relative to others, the less willing we generally are to change. We see strength as an immediate advantage that we don’t want to compromise. However, it’s not strength that survives, but adaptability. Strength becomes rigidity.
Shane Parrish, The Great Mental Models, Volume 2: Physics, Chemistry and Biology
After Sugimoto Seascapes, this was my other main release of 2020. Born in the same recording session as that album, it was eventually released under The Blue Tapes House Band brand after sonic augmentation from our roster.
I like Earthtone even better than my own album!
Available on digital only. All proceeds go to charity. Features Wild Anima, Leedian, Constantina and more.
https://bluetapes.bandcamp.com/album/vol-4-earthtone
"Love is the product of how you respond … Love is showing your partner they’re safe, you’ll catch them if they fall, and you’ll drop everything if they need you. Love is unconditional. Love doesn’t keep score."
-Shane Parrish
If you’re an amateur your focus should be on avoiding stupidity, not seeking brilliance.
https://fs.blog/2014/06/avoiding-stupidity/
Writing is often the process by which you realize that you do not understand what you are talking about.
Shane Parrish