Philip Sewankambo Mukasa @phaado

stay hungry stay foolish Kampala, Uganda (The Pearl) Joined May 2011

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Philip Sewankambo Mukasa @phaado

2 years ago

Madness

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Sahil Bloom @SahilBloom

2 years ago

The single greatest threat to living the life you want: Your failure to recognize the gap between what is required to get there and what you're currently doing.

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The best way to gauge others’ values isn’t to ask them directly. It’s to see who they respect. Shallow people are impressed by superficiality. They look up to beauty, fame, money & power. Deep people are drawn to substance. They admire wisdom, kindness, creativity & integrity.

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Adam Grant @AdamMGrant

2 years ago

If someone regularly mistreats you, choosing not to be angry doesn't mean you tolerate their behavior. It means you no longer let it surprise you. Lowering your expectations is not about permitting them to be disrespectful. It's about freeing yourself from their emotional grip.

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Ben Meer @SystemSunday

2 years ago

20 behaviors that will make people respect you more:

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Philip Sewankambo Mukasa @phaado

2 years ago

Out in the wilderness

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Mind Matter @MindMatter28

2 years ago

No amount of exercise will make up for a sh*t diet. Here are 8 simple meals to make you leaner than 98% of the population: (cook in 15 minutes or less)

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Ben Meer @SystemSunday

2 years ago

The Japanese secret to minimalism. 5S Method:

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Adam Grant @AdamMGrant

2 years ago

Depression and anxiety aren't single conditions. New research identifies 6 different biotypes that vary in brain circuit activation, symptoms, and reactions. Some respond better to therapy; others to medication. Mental health isn't one-size-fits-all. Neither are treatments.

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Adam Grant @AdamMGrant

2 years ago

Narcissistic leaders are sore losers. They deny their failures and blame others for their foibles. Humble leaders are good sports. They accept defeat graciously and admit their mistakes. Great leaders are great learners. They strive to turn their shortcomings into strengths.