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I always thought that inspiration is for amateurs. The rest of us just show and get to work. If you’re going to wait a around for the clouds to open up and lightning to strike you in the brain you’re not going to make an awful lot of work.

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Dying explained- What Happens When We Die?

Can one think about death objectively and scientifically? When does it begin? What happens afterwards? What do near-death experiences show? Do we have a soul?

Dying explained- What Happens When We Die?

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What we choose to do with those hours is what makes us the person we are. Time is the ultimate equalizer. What we do with it and how effectively we use it it what separates us from the rest of the crowd. For a person to say “I don’t have enough time” is the same thing as saying “It’s not important enough to me to accomplish.”

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There is so much beauty within you that will be lost if you are not yourself. Don’t strive for perfection or fool yourself by thinking that everyone else has their stuff figured out. We are all learning as we go and we must be kind to ourselves and others along the way.

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It seems that failure tends to be more public than success. Or at least that’s what we perceive it to be. We fret it, we try to avoid it, and we question ourselves every time we have unconventional ideas. But the simple truth is – no great success was ever achieved without failure. It may be one epic failure or a series of failures. Check more posts on our site. www.train-of-thought.org

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Economic Backbone of a Country

In the midst of this pandemic crisis, let's understand the gravity of the financial situation the world is struggling with...

Economic Backbone of a Country

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A Glance to Dark Energy

Matter as we know it atoms stars and galaxies plans and trees rocks and us. This matter accounts for less than 5% of the known universe...

A Glance to Dark Energy.

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Constraints to govern productivity

Strategically applying Parkinson’s Law to your work is one of the easiest ways to cut the unnecessary toil in your projects. When you give yourself less time to do something, you’re forced to focus only on what will produce your desired result. The reduced time frame is a “forcing function,” a situational constraint...

Constraints to govern productivity