Ankush Anand @_ankush_anand_

Joined December 2011

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Interesting STEM @InterestingSTEM

a year ago

What to do if your toddler or a child around you is CHOKING

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Vala Afshar @ValaAfshar

a year ago

Life lessons from @rogerfederer (must watch) 1 Effortless is a myth 2 Belief in yourself has to be earned 3 Grit > Gift 4 Discipline is talent 5 Trust and loving the process is talent 6 You can do your best and still lose 7 Life is bigger than the court

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Koi @cajunkoi

a year ago

Look at this guy. He is a 5x NYT bestseller. Fluent in Japanese, German and Spanish in 3 months. Martial arts expert. Spoke at Ted, Google, MIT, Harvard... He wrote the 4-Hour Chef on how to learn faster. This is Tim Ferriss and here's how to become a learning machine:

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Ryan Holiday @RyanHoliday

2 years ago

Stop wasting your time on these 6 things: 1. Worrying about other people’s opinions 2. Judging other people 3. Putting things off to the future 4. Holding onto the past 5. Arguing with reality 6. Thinking you are going to live forever

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FS @farnamstreet

2 years ago

Evaluate your opportunity costs through three lenses: 1. Compared with what? 2. And then what? 3. At the expense of what?

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Reads with Ravi @readswithravi

2 years ago

It is important to re-read the best books again because wisdom meets you where you are at. 10 Books Worth Reading and Rereading Again 🧵 1) The Almanack of Naval Ravikant by Eric Jorgenson

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Adam Grant @AdamMGrant

2 years ago

The best way to show strengths isn't to feign humility. It's to use humor. 6 studies: job applicants & founders are more successful when they joke about their capabilities. "I have a proven track record of turning caffeine input into productivity output." Humor signals…

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Naval @naval

2 years ago

Be optimistic in general, but skeptical about the specifics.

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Navalism @NavalismHQ

2 years ago

"At the end of the day, you are a combination of your habits and the people who you spend the most time with." @naval

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Sahil Bloom @SahilBloom

2 years ago

Before I got married, a friend asked me how I knew I had found my one. My reply: “Because I love doing nothing with her.” Life isn’t the glamorous moments. Life is mostly the simple moments of nothing. When you find someone you love doing nothing with, you’ve found your one.

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Sahil Bloom @SahilBloom

2 years ago

How to change your life in 30 days... Use my 30-for-30 Approach: • 30 minutes per day • 30 straight days It's that simple. In any arena in which you want to make progress, do the thing for 30 minutes per day for 30 straight days. 30-for-30 is effective for three key…

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Ryan Holiday @RyanHoliday

2 years ago

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Dan Go @FitFounder

2 years ago

27 microhabits that will change your life: 1. Follow the One Minute Rule: If something takes one minute (responding to a text, hanging a jacket etc..) or less to complete do it immediately.

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Dan Go @FitFounder

2 years ago

Instead of snacking → Drink water Instead of sitting → Go outside for a walk Instead of doom scrolling → Read a chapter A big key to improving your life is replacing your bad habits with good ones.

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Dan Go @FitFounder

2 years ago

For a longer life → Do cardio For quality of life → Lift weights For more energy → Fix your sleep For better mood → Eat a nutrient dense diet To become the best version of yourself integrate all of these into your lifestyle.

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Ryan Holiday @RyanHoliday

2 years ago

5 habits that are killing your productivity: 1. You don’t wake up early (Marcus Aurelius) 2. You focus on what’s outside your control (Epictetus) 3. You’re in the wrong crowd (Marcus Aurelius) 4. You don’t know how to say “no” (Seneca) 5. You think you’ll live forever (Seneca)