Don’t Be a Hyacinth: The Danger of Letting Others Set Your Standards
Hyacinth, rather than set her own standards for success and virtue, judges herself according to how she thinks others regard her social status.
Hyacinth, rather than set her own standards for success and virtue, judges herself according to how she thinks others regard her social status.
Thomas Walker-Werth Apr 26, 2024
Most of my outwardly successful friends are unhappy, often without understanding the reasons why.
Martin Hooss Apr 16, 2024
In choosing a particular goal, you may not actually be pursuing a positive value, but avoiding a disvalue.
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Acting on and internalizing the content you’re consuming is far more important than how much you consume.
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For the first time in my life, I was surrounded by exceptional people. People who asked big questions and wanted rational answers.
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I’ve studied ADHD thoroughly, and I am now positive I have it. But, ADHD brains are not broken—they simply work differently.
Thomas Walker-Werth Feb 26, 2024
I recently dropped out of college—even though I was an excellent student. I went to the best school in my state, University of Wisconsin, Madison, where I scored a cumulative 96 percent in all my classes and was a year ahead. Why would I leave such a “good” situation?
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