The human brain is obviously very intelligent, but we still haven’t figured out its full potential. Is it possible that the brain stored full information about itself, including how it works, somewhere inside of it, and then forgot about it?
I appreciate when people express themselves clearly and simply. Complex language can make it harder to connect with others, so I prefer using straightforward language. For me, the ideal writing style is brief and easy to follow. It’s about getting the message across without overcomplicating things. “If you want me to give you a two-hour presentation, I am ready today. If you want only a five-minute speech, it will take me two weeks to prepare.” - Mark Twain ...
Whenever I feel overwhelmed, whether it’s from work or my thoughts, I take a step back and sit silently. Sometimes, weeks pass by with these overwhelming tasks, and my mind goes berserk without me even realizing it. It’s not until I can’t take it anymore that I notice. I am trying to improve myself and my mind, but somehow this pattern keeps repeating itself. Today, after taking a break, I can finally think clearly about what’s not working. I often find myself in this excited state without ever getting back to normal, which is not good. Humans are not wired to be in a constant state of commotion, whether it’s external or internal. We need quiet for contemplation. ...