It shall be then, when snow and thunder collide, a man clad in green shall mark the rise of a kingdom.
There once was a lass called remy.
She said, “See the lovely jemmie!”
It was rather saint,
But not quite fingerpaint
And she couldn’t resist the salemi.
From the stars we came, to the stars we rise.
Our land, our history.
Risen from the ashes.
Unity in diversity.
Head, heart, hand.
Faster, better, stronger.
Be just and vigilant.
Endure and overcome.
Out of darkness we bring light.
With wisdom we conquer.
There once was a man who liked cake.
He said, “See the lovely haik!”
It was rather big,
But not very zig,
And he couldn’t resist the undertake.
Pride, honor, justice.
Formed from many, now as one.
Ever progressing.
Head, heart, hand.
Whispers in the wind.
For king and country we ride.
United we stand, together we stay.
Our land, our history.
For king and country we ride.
Our right, our freedom.
The more places I be, the less you can see. What am I?
The answer is: Darkness.
I have 88 keys, yet I cannot open a door. What am I?
The answer is: A piano.
Don’t spend your life looking for who you are, instead spend time to create who you want to be.
It is impossible to reach perfection, but if we try hard enough we can at least reach excellence.
Perfection is not attainable, but if we chase perfection we can catch excellence. (Vince Lombardi)
Divine God,
glory be to you,
I have a confession to make for I have sinned.
Have mercy on me,
I craved wealth and let greed get the better of me.
Grant me your forgiveness,
grant me another chance.
Pass your judgment so I may strengthen my soul to ward of evil anew.
The paving material that’s really holed,
Above all others are the polished pavement.
Porous, permanent, polished pavement.
Down, down, down into the darkness of the polished pavement,
Gently they go – the pickled, the muddled, the fixed.
How happy is the clean, dark driveway!
Now cleanable is just the thing,
To get me wondering if the dark driveway is pristine.
When I think of seventh street, I see a bumpy.
Noisy.
Why are they so wooly?
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Cognitive neuroscience has a theory of mind (called predictive processing) that suggests that the human brain is a prediction engine, which consistently creates our perception of the world based on our past interactions within similar environments.
In the beginning, when you are young, there isn’t much information to go off of, so you get mostly unconstrained inputs from the external world into your brain, but as you get older, you start to filter through this variety for usefulness, making better distinctions.
You create mental concepts in your mind about what is important and what is not, and then these concepts shape your future perceptions by using the already-selected knowledge to further select knowledge.
This entire process is mostly intuitive, and what keeps it updating is pain/pleasure, which tells your body that a certain perception and your corresponding reaction should either be reinforced or not. But some forms of experience on the pain/pleasure axis like surprise and awe can be used to intentionally tell your mind that something unexpected was experienced, too, encouraging you to consciously readjust the conceptual model.
Whether you are learning to play a sport or simply trying to create a more accurate mental model of reality in your mind, you are working with a variety of experiences, and within those experiences, you have to choose and reinforce the ones that are the most useful to you.
In this way, everything that you do is essentially an experiment that gets refined and corrected with experience and practice.
The difference between you and, say, a professional tennis player is almost certainly that they have a genome that makes them more suitable to play their sport, but more importantly, they have intuitive knowledge embedded in their brain from all of the predictive processing they have done, in a very specific environment, to refine their sense for what works and what doesn’t.
The same can be said for great artists and scientists, entrepreneurs and investors, and other everyday folks who do what they do well.
Our brain is a prediction engine that builds knowledge and gets smarter as it better aligns what it needs to do with the demands of the environment.
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To problems with productivity is to build the habit of finishing, focus on the most important things early in the day and create a distraction free environment.
To problems with leadership is to practice empathy, celebrate small achievements and reinforce the vision through leading by example.
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