Disney’s Cinderella (1950)
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“Baumeister suggests many strategies for increasing self-control. One of these strategies is to develop a seemingly unrelated habit, such as improving your posture or saying “yes” instead of “yeah” or flossing your teeth every night before bed. This can strengthen your willpower in other areas of your life. Additionally, once the new habit is ingrained and can be completed without much effort or thought, that energy can then be turned to other activities requiring more self-control. Tasks done on autopilot don’t use up our stockpile of energy like tasks that have to be consciously completed.”
— Riffing off psychologist Roy Baumeister’s fantastic book Willpower, Erin Rooney Doland advocates for learning new habits by starting small in an excerpt from the forthcoming 99U anthology Manage Your Day-to-Day.
Also see how to rewire your habit loops. Because, as William James knew, habit is everything.
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by William Klein
Cineposter, Tokyo 1961.
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I then put down my burger, took a large sip of my water and then the fear struck. What if I get rejected, or if they think I am a weirdo?
I then told myself: Why the hell do I care? I am a weirdo! I really will regret not asking to take their photo, and don’t mind so much if I get rejected– I’ll just go back to eating my delicious burger.
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Caux Collective Introduces: Philipp Lohöfener
In his curious 2012 project named simply ‘Sports Fields’, German Artist & Photographer, Philipp Lohöfener set about photographing various sporting locations from around the globe. With the clear and intended absence of the actual ‘sport’, the true beauty of these photographs lie within their ability to alter the usual perspectives. These beautiful pictures allow their locations; the pitches, courts and fields, and their surrounding environments, to become the main point of attention.
If you’d like to see more of Phillipp Lohöfener’s stunning photography, view the portfolio on his website or head over to his Behance profile, as linked above, where you’ll find plenty more of his projects.
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“It’s all part of fighting against what Clayton calls “the great literalism of our time, that is really strong and can be deadening. ‘Likes’ on Facebook, for example. This idea of the quantification of personal interest – there’s something deeply unspiritual about it.”
— http://m.guardian.co.uk/music/2013/mar/26/jace-clayton-dj-rapture Loading...
