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What's the most valuable thing you can learn in an hour?
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Joey Tawadrous
Let's put a thread together where we list a lot of great things we can do in an hour!
Realization is the beginning of you.
So I would say it's meditation. Download headspace and try to sponge free guided meditations. I think the founder understands and transfers the idea behind the meditation very well.
It helped me to become a better partner, stranger and thinker.
I love Headspace :)
Thank you so much for reminding me :)
The story behind Headspace is also amazing, I love where the founder has been and what the founder has done!
That your thoughts affect your external reality.
https://www.amazon.com/Works-DELUXE-Famous-Little-Dreams-ebook/dp/B00W2ZKS9E
Less than 20 pages to read. Less than 10 minutes a day to practice.
You gain control over your destiny.
My mom told me over and over and over when I was a kid: "thoughts create reality". I thought it was the dumbest thing I'd ever heard and rolled my eyes every time she told me. I was shocked years later when I finally got it.
Our parents do tend to be quite wise!
I love that. You make your dreams a reality.
That's really interesting. I like the book too - thanks for sharing!
Just reading some of the reviews now :D
Better task prioritization and time management strategies. Some examples:
I absolutely love the Pomodoro technique.
However, the Eisenhower Matrix is new to me! Reading up on it now :) Thanks :)
Edit: oops I do know it just forgot the name!
One of my ideas was to write one hour marketing crash courses for founders (SEO, Facebook Ads, etc.). Maybe I should go ahead and do it!
SQL
In one hour? That's a lot to take in!!
Maybe certain statements?
Meditate to learn more about your current position and thoughts :)
I love that. I have found great satisfaction in meditation :)
Hangul
The Korean alphabet?
yes
Pretty easy to learn if you teach it the right way, can be in an hour
That's an interesting one! Thanks for sharing :)
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It depends, if it's only about getting introduced to a thing 1h may suffice, if you want to master something 2-3h is not enough either :)
My thoughts exactly :)
That's a fair point. It's not much time. But I do believe there are small things you can learn in short amounts of time.
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One of each?