#thinking deeper

[themasterpupil]

Put That Woman First

Adam came first, but just cause Eve came second doesn’t make her secondary.

He needed her, she was a part of him made from a part of himself.

They were part of each other.

I state any of this to declare that the masculine needs the support of the feminine to survive.

So the feminine really should be what’s put first... but that’s just not how our world works.

Hence why we remain in chaos until the savior comes along.

[bylerknight-blog]

[redvelvetjackboots-blog]

[dont-forget-about-me-too-blog]

Two people could live the same day do everything the same 

but it to the other 

it was a completely different day

[nightowl1blr-blog]

[thowland99-blog]

[vincelok]

In terms of an action item for failing, one thing that we say, is, if you have to do something that’s really hard, whether it’s writing a paper, whether it’s…working in something business, or school; if you gotta do it–do it really quickly, really poorly. Just do it. Just sit down and just do it. And your gonna produce junk and garbage. But within that mess, you might find gems. And all of a sudden it will start to organize your thinking and your ideas. And now you iterate, and now you begin a process, of refining, and failing and failing, and all of a sudden bang! You got it. …The idea is that, by iterating, we were able to produce something that…was the right thing for us to produce.

Professor Edward Burger From YouTube Video, “A Conversation with Edward B. Burger about The 5 Elements of Effective Thinking”

13 minutes in

[chalkyy]

Character.

People always tell me that your character is how you act

and that your character is you. 

But isn't your character based on what you think you need to be?

Isn't it based on how you want to portray yourself?

In other words, how you want people to see you?

So basically, ins't your character determined on everyone else?

If it is, then everyone is a legitimate character.

Everyone has been shaped.

Much like a character in a book is shaped by the author.