A practical guide to how you can and can’t use AI in your everyday life—even if it feels terrifying right now. Source: How You Should Be Using ChatGPT Right Now
How You Should Be Using ChatGPT Right Now
Here’s How Much Bad Habits Can Cost You Per Year
Here’s a breakdown of what your bad lifestyle choices might be costing you (in terms of money spent and health impacts made). Source: Here’s How Much Bad Habits Can Cost You Per Year
The Struggles of Sons of Narcissistic Mothers
The article “The Struggles of Sons of Narcissistic Mothers” explores the profound impact narcissistic parenting has on children, particularly sons. It discusses how such parenting styles can lead to emotional challenges, including feelings of inadequacy, self-doubt, and difficulties in forming healthy relationships. The author emphasizes the importance of understanding these dynamics to help affected individuals navigate their emotional landscapes and develop healthier self-worth. The article serves as a guide for recognizing and addressing the long-term effects of growing up with a narcissistic mother.
How to Be Your Own Best Friend
Friendship can sometimes feel fraught. But if you play your cards right, there’s at least one friend who will always have your back. Source: How to Be Your Own Best Friend – Mindful
4 Tricks to Calm the Mind
Science-based tips and strategies to help you create more calm. Source: 4 Tricks to Calm the Mind
New Research Dispels 3 Myths About Loneliness
Debunking misconceptions about loneliness and people who feel the loneliest. Source: New Research Dispels 3 Myths About Loneliness
Wishing you an auspicious Saka Dawa!!
“During this month, the merits of good deeds are said to be multiplied one hundred million times.”
Happy Saka Dawa!
Saka Dawa is the most important festival in the Tibetan Buddhist world and commemorates the birth, enlightenment, and parinirvana (passing) of Lord Buddha Shakyamuni.
During this month, the merits of good deeds are said to be multiplied one hundred million times. So, if we just commit to avoiding negative thoughts for this month and decide to engage in positive activities, even as simple as doing something nice, Saka Dawarepresents an excellent occasion to start getting inspired in both beginning and keeping our habits!
Monday Morning Wake-Up Call
“If I pick up my smartphone and I develop a relationship with people I’ll never meet — influencers and celebrities — by watching videos, that diminishes me. But if I pick up my smartphone and I call my daughter or FaceTime her, that activates love and relationship. Basically, it’s using the thing to more deeply engage with the world rather than to retreat from my investment in the world.”
The beautiful thing in some ways about the smartphone, for example, is that my robotic vacuum will never do anything but vacuum instead of me. But my smartphone can be an instrument in that I can decide every time I pick it up whether I’m going to use it in a way that actually develops my heart, soul, mind and strength that is subordinate to and for the purposes of love.
If I pick up my smartphone and I develop a relationship with people I’ll never meet — influencers and celebrities — by watching videos, that diminishes me. But if I pick up my smartphone and I call my daughter or FaceTime her, that activates love and relationship. Basically, it’s using the thing to more deeply engage with the world rather than to retreat from my investment in the world.
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7 Benefits of Silence That Most People Ignore
Quiet time can heal your heart and refresh your mindset. Learn seven benefits of silence that can help you restore a positive attitude. Source: 7 Benefits of Silence That Most People Ignore
We’re Hard-Wired to Crave Nature
Too little green in your life? You’re not alone. But can science prove that you’re hardwired to crave nature? Source: We’re Hard-Wired to Crave Nature – Mindful
Thanks, Facebook!
Just like that with no explanation. Maybe it was this post about climate change?
Michigan Convert
I recently moved to the town of New Buffalo, MI in the lower left hand corner of ‘the Mitten’ as Michiganders like to call it. If you like these pictures, you might like to follow that account as well. Most of the images are taken with my trusty Mavic Mini 2 drone which is a source of constant delight to me…
Not familiar with New Buffalo? Maybe the map will help…
Wouldn’t it be nice?
Wouldn’t it be nice if we were older?
Then we wouldn’t have to wait so long
And wouldn’t it be nice to live together
In the kind of world where we belong?
You know it’s gonna make it that much better
When we can say goodnight and stay together
Wouldn’t it be nice if we could wake up
In the morning when the day is new?
After having spent the day together
Hold each other close the whole night through
But happy times together we’ve been spending
I wish that every kiss was never-ending
Oh, wouldn’t it be nice?
Maybe if we think and wish and hope and pray, it might come true…
Achieve your purpose
To set yourself free to achieve your true purpose, become aware of who you really are, what you really want, why you do things the way you do them.
Happy Pride Month 🌈
June is LGBTQIA Pride Month, let’s celebrate!!
Let this be a month that celebrates and fosters inclusion, love, and respect!
Why I Don’t Regret That I Didn’t Walk Away from My Relationship Sooner
When the pain of staying was greater than the fear of leaving, it was time to walk away. Here’s why I don’t regret staying as long as I did. Source: Why I Don’t Regret That I Didn’t Walk Away from My Relationship Sooner – Tiny Buddha
Shocks, Beatings, Mock Executions: Inside Kherson’s Detention Centers
How long will we stand by?
Improve yourself
Another good question…
One of the first goals we should aim at is to improve ourselves by committing to becoming aware of what limits us and removing it.
Tuesday Morning Wake-Up Call
David Kanigan shares…
I don’t know about you Coach. But I hope that either all of us or none of us are judged by the actions of our weakest moments, but rather by the strength we show when and if we’re ever given a second chance.
109 years expressed as an operating code of life via @davidkanigan
Among Charlie’s things after he was gone, his family found a single sheet of notepaper, on which Charlie had boiled 109 years into an operating code of life. Go to the Source: a single sheet of notepaper, on which Charlie had boiled 109 years into an operating code of life
Bright, shiny objects! 
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