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22 Tips To Better Care for Introverts and Extroverts - The Buffer Blog » Aug 15, 2013 ...This becomes especially interesting if we look at other of the most common elements of body language and how introverts and extroverts might perceive behaviors differently. On the same note, whilst exercising makes you happier in general, for an introvert to do a group sport, this might not lead to... Blog.bufferapp.com

If You're Busy, You're Doing Something Wrong: The Surprisingly ... » Nov 11, 2011 ...That is, they're willing to put in the long,Tiger Mom-style hours required to get good, while the average players are off goofing around and enjoying life. ...It's not fun while you're doing it, but you don't have to do too much of it in any one day (the elite players spent, on average, 3.5 hours per day engaged in... Calnewport.com

Frugality News, Videos, Reviews and Gossip - Lifehacker » Frugal, cozy people, rejoice—stew weather is here. There's nothing better than a bowl of stew in cold weather, and there's nothing more satisfying to a penny- pincher than quarts and quarts of single-bowl meals made with the cheapest cuts of meat. Stew is easy, but to get the best flavors, stew meat needs a little… Lifehacker.com

Stoicism: Silicon Valley tech workers are reading Ryan Holiday to ... » Dec 17, 2016 ...Though several Eastern philosophies such as Buddhism, Daoism, and Confucianism have a clear practical element, Stoicism is one of the most accessible and explicitly practical schools of western philosophy. The philosophy advocates self-control and not being overly indulgent in sensual pleasures. Qz.com

Sous-Vide 101: How to Cook the Most Tender and Flavorful Meat ... » Dec 16, 2011 ...Meat and fish are best suited to sous-vide cooking. You can cook vegetables, but because they usually require higher temperatures than cooking meat does, they can be a bit more difficult (although not impossible—more on this later.) Almost any type of meat takes well to to process, and since sous-vide... Lifehacker.com

Forrester TEI Survey Documents 156% ROI for CMX » Jan 10, 2018 ...Lucky investors have seen returns of more than 15 percent when, historically, anything greater than 8 percent is considered good. ...First, it's not a single solution but a group of indoor location solutions that deliver a wide range of capabilities—from indoor wayfinding to personalized customer engagement... Blogs.cisco.com

Why Agnosticism Probably Doesn't Mean What You Think It Means » May 29, 2014 ...This is what Kant referred to as the Veil of Perception — an idea that's reminiscent (though not as severe) as Cartesian skepticism (i.e. 'the only known truth is one's own self-awareness'). Ultimately, Huxley thought that arguments about the transcendental and metaphysical (though possibly meaningful)... Io9.gizmodo.com

Nine Stubborn Brain Myths That Just Won't Die, Debunked by Science » Dec 12, 2011 ...Later, when we want to remember our experience, our brains quickly reweave the tapestry by fabricating-not by actually retrieving-the bulk of the information that we experience as a memory. This fabrication happens so quickly and effortlessly that we have the illusion (as a good magician's audience always... Lifehacker.com

Deprivation Is Not Part Of The Journey - The Frugal Cottage » Jul 20, 2016 ...Whenever we discuss our early retirement journey through saving hard, investing and spending less than we earn, we are quite often met with scepticism and general murmurs of doubt when we go through our plans. The idea that leaving the working world behind before the general retirement age of... Thefrugalcottage.com

The Biggest Wastes of Time We Regret When We Get Older » Jan 28, 2016 ...And not only did I look like an ass, I could've also saved a fair amount of time that day by simply asking my boss what he meant. ...Relationships require maintenance, but there's a difference between maintaining a good relationship and trying to force a bad one that doesn't make much sense to begin with. Lifehacker.com