i don’t have the answers, i have the thoughts.
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Opposites, mind
Tag: Paradox
Easy and ease, mind
Ease isn’t easy until it is.
Easy is for routine stuff. Say walking.
But walking was desperately hard as a newborn. Yet after a year or so relentlessly trying we only take a single step.
Fast forward to your life today.
Consistently walking with purpose (not a stroll), for a purpose (health, errand, social) can be done with ease, but it’s not easy. And because it’s not easy, most don’t (can’t) do it.
Note: Walking for health, to do an errand, or to be social is not easy because there are so many other easy things (driving, Amazon, excuses) to do.
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More is worse
Is having more choices worse than having fewer choices?
Depends.
Brainstorming is designed to give you the opportunity to think about as many potential solutions as possible. Why? because you can only pick from the ideas you generate.
Paradoxically, to scale a lifetime of personal decision making, too many choices makes deciding take longer. Too many choices also creates chronic decision fatigue.
Fifty types of mustard. Which do you pick while standing in the grocery store isle (or your Amazon webpage)?
Two types of mustard, which do you pick?
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Mental illiteracy?
Is knowing that reading great books can dramatically help us, but not reading them the same as not being able to read?
Does knowing that doing decently rigorous movement can help us dramatically, but not moving rigorously the same as not being able to move?
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Live before you die
You will die. Will you live?
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