Ego is Enemy #book

All of us, at every stage of life, are the victims of our own ego. Our ego leads us to strive too far, expect too much, assume that we’re deserving – all before we’ve even done the work. If we achieve success our ego makes us do things that lead us to failure, if we fail our ego crushes our attempts to get up and try again. It’s always nice to be made to feel special or empowered or inspired but that’s not the aim of this book. Instead, Ryan has tried to arrange the passages of the book so that you may end in the same place he did… Read More

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Difference between AR, VR, MR and XR

Apple Vision Pro is an upcoming augmented reality (AR) headset developed by Apple Inc. It was announced on June 5, 2023 and is set to be available for purchase in early 2024 in the United States. It is Apple’s first major product introduction since the Apple Watch in 2015. What is the different some application of reality? There are many technologies that alter our perception of reality by adding digital elements to the physical world to a greater or lesser extent. All these technologies can be situated at some point of the virtuality continuum according to the extent that the digital elements block the real-world environment and their interactive capabilities.… Read More

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Hard to saya I’m sorry

Couldn’t stand to be kept awayJust for the day from your bodyWouldn’t wanna be swept awayFar away from the one that I love After all that we’ve been throughI will make it up to you, I promise to you’re gonna be the lucky one One as a Pronoun We use ONE instead of repeating a noun. We use ONE for singular nouns, and ONES for plurals. We don’t use ONE for uncountable nouns, we use SOME (or nothing if it goes with an adjective) Some grammatical words can be used with a noun or alone, so they don’t need to use ONE: instagram.com/sahabatpare_lingua

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Quiet: the power of introvert

“In a gentle way, you can shake the world.”—Mahatma Gandhi This quote is an excellent reflection of the author’s focus in the book “Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World that Can’t Stop Talking,” by Susan Cain. The author discusses her view that introverts are highly undervalued, particularly in leadership positions. She holds the belief that extroverts are rated as “smarter, better-looking, more interesting, and more desirable,” and that introversion is considered a “second-class personality trait”. Quiet is the book for introverts, focused on their more subtle, but important, powers in a world that favors extroverted traits. This post features a review, quotes, and resources to provide insight and… Read More

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