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In combination of the narration this is all the same bullshit I have already heard/tried. Why is a pragmatic person telling me a pragmatic approach when I'm not pragmatic hence I smoke cigarettes.

I read small fry last year I felt a connection with the book I felt so bad for what lisa went through

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I think one has to take this book with a grain of salt, in that this is an existentialist, atheist philosopher and many of her opinions drawn from areas outside her areas of expertise (the extent to which sexual dimorphism affects outcomes on the population level, the evidence for early matriarchal societies, religious beliefs about women, etc) are controversial, to put it mildly.

Listened 25 seconds and I have to ask for a definition of the term "nation"? Else, what are you really talking about?

I use have a signed copy of this

Psycology had changed but peaple not , they are the same since ever

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I havent smoked a cigarette in 4 years! *takes a hit of his weed vape while at work

This is a liberal that is on board with many positions of the left. He is talking about the evangelical church getting influenced by basically maga politics. Odd so a left leaning author feels the need to talk about how bad the conservative Christians are doing in their faith while the left absolutely and blatantly hates the church and anything related to Biblical truths. Sad that so many liberals with TDS see this as a legit book when they can't even apply this same critique to the democrat party. Discernment people!!!! The democrats you know the party that stands for abortion, for ABC marriage, for affirming young children's decision to take drugs to affect their natural growth. The party of the KKK, the party of pandering to black people saying they ain't black if they don't vote for Biden. Yes that party should have been focused on in a book. This isn't about the Church this is about a liberal that can't judge his own party with the same scrutiny as he does people that support Trump. Stop watching mainstream media that brainwashes you into thinking Trump is the worst of the worst. He ain't perfect but the smear campaign has formed soft minded fools opinions which will cause them to fall for stupid nonsense like this. And good luck finding much balanced reviews of this in search engines. Had to use bing to even find a neutral review on the book. Amazon has some discerning reviews in the 1 and 2 star areas. Lots of unsaved people yes, lots that put Trump up on too high of a pedestal the same thing happens on the left with the likes of Obama. There are crazies on both sides that focus on human leaders and not Christ. Trump however is not nearly as bad as the left wing claims he is and did FAR better for the country from economy to foreign relations. Weak beta men leaders on the left invite actual strong leaders around the world to act up.

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very informative and straighfowrd to the point .. Thank you for the amazing summary

Great summary. I think I'll see if my local library has it in stock.

more please Lovecraft?

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I read it 40 years ago , it helped me to visualize situations as challenges that I could overcome ☘️💝👍

There are some books for Free like "Lean in" and "Lean out", "the 5am club" and more.

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The sad reality is that the real estate crash will impact the world economy. AI can aid high unemployment levels but China will lose $41 trillion, USA $25 trillion, and Eurozone $10 trillion for a total of $76 Trillion. The new book, The Bubble That Broke The Bank, predicts AI will create new AI jobs in 10 years from 2025.

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FAR TOO MANY ADS. This sucks! It is clear that you do not follow 'the way'. Confucius made a statement and stopped. He didn't say "And now an AD to make me money." Your "Free Summary" should instead read "So many irritating ads that this video is unlistenable." Just go out and punch someone in the face and take their wallet. That is more honest. That is MUCH more direct and takes less time... which is more valuable than money. Confucius HATES you.

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Wonderful summary

Repeal the 19th amendment

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445 languages? They're way more than that

Interesting 🤔 so this was how my mind was read?! 🤯

Nicotine is out of the body 3 days not 30 days

8 Powerful Lessons from "Boundaries": (some FB post) 1. Boundaries define who you are and who you are not: Recognizing your personal boundaries enables you to make conscious choices about how you spend your time, energy, and emotions. This empowers you to live authentically and avoid feeling drained or resentful. 2. Boundaries are healthy and necessary in all areas of life: They are not reserved just for personal relationships, but equally crucial in professional settings, family dynamics, and even with social media. Setting healthy boundaries fosters respect, protects your well-being, and prevents manipulation. 3. Healthy boundaries are flexible and adaptable: While having clear guidelines is important, be prepared to adjust them as needed based on context, relationships, and evolving circumstances. Rigidity can be as harmful as having no boundaries at all. 4. Learning to say "no" is just as important as saying "yes": Setting boundaries often involves refusing requests that drain your resources or violate your values. Saying "no" politely but firmly helps you prioritize your needs and avoid resentment. 5. Communicating boundaries effectively requires clarity and compassion: Explain your boundaries assertively but not aggressively, emphasizing your own needs and respecting others' feelings. Focus on solutions rather than blaming or accusing. 6. Setting boundaries can cause conflict, but it's worth it: Some people may initially resist or try to pressure you. Remain firm but kind, and remember that respecting your boundaries fosters healthy relationships in the long run. 7. Enforcing boundaries requires self-compassion and discipline: Sticking to your boundaries can be challenging. Be kind to yourself when you slip up, but also hold yourself accountable and gently guide yourself back on track. 8. Setting boundaries is an ongoing process, not a one-time event: As you grow and your life changes, your boundaries may need to evolve as well. Regularly revisit and adjust them to ensure they continue to serve you well.

Key ideas in Boundaries: -Introduction -1 Setting boundaries is an act of kindness. -2 Boundary issues can manifest themselves in many ways. -3 Don’t buy into common myths about healthy boundaries. -4 The journey toward a life with boundaries is long but rewarding. -5 We first learn boundaries from our families. -6 Boundaries are the key to a fulfilling romantic relationship. -7 Boundaries also benefit friendships. -8 Personal boundaries are important in professional life, too.

Tough questions: (from bookstore book description) -Can I set limits and still be a loving person? -What are legitimate boundaries? -How do I effectively manage my digital life so that it doesn't control me? -What if someone is upset or hurt by my boundaries? -How do I answer someone who wants my time, love, energy, or money? -Why do I feel guilty or afraid when I consider setting boundaries? -How do boundaries relate to mutual submission within marriage? -Aren’t boundaries selfish?

great to be living in the new AI world!

All accusations no proof . This seems more like TDS.

Great, thank you!

Strangely starts @ 1:40

Thanks for the advice, And yes, I tried what I read the other day and it was mind blowing to see her writhing with pleasure and ready for anything. It started when I learned to last at least 30 minutes go’ogling the latest in Greyzar Drinbo's PE Solutiono and now she keeps dragging me back lol

Beautiful voice

I reread the book. Still a tough read.