Intentionality & Awareness

Rochester, USA
Joined December 2016
The moment when you realize you don't really need all the things that you are told you need to live a happy life, you'll be free
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Patience is a rare yet invaluable superpower. In a world that moves at relentless speed, maintaining our own pace can lead to remarkable outcomes. We strive for quick success, and it’s challenging when we feel outpaced by our peers. So how can we nurture patience on our journey?
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⏰ Discipline: Discipline is freedom from unproductive and meaningless activities. It takes away the effort of making decisions about how you should spend your time.
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Being patient is an inward activity. It is about aligning yourself with your mind and intentions. If we master being patient, it will give us peace that cannot be purchased. #PersonalGrowth #Patience #Mindfulness #Discipline #Consistency
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Feeling stagnant may stem from repeatedly solving the grade of problems. It is human nature to feel challenged and grow from difficult experiences. Reflect: Are the issues you’re solving now bigger or more complex than those you faced last year?
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Do your solutions impact a larger group of people or have a deeper impact on individuals? Are you expanding your comfort zone to address these challenges? Are you approaching problems with increased creativity and innovation?
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Feeling stagnant may stem from repeatedly solving the grade of problems. It is human nature to feel challenged and grow from difficult experiences. Take a stab at the bigger issues of the world and you might rediscover yourself ✨ #PersonalDevelopment #ProblemSolving
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Computational Thinking involves solving problems, designing systems, and understanding human behavior by drawing on the concepts fundamental to computer science.
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Computational thinking confronts the riddle of machine intelligence: What can humans do better than computers? and What can computers do better than humans? Most fundamentally it addresses the question: What is computable?
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To think or not to think
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20% of my day is about being lost in the sea of all the browser windows and tabs, trying to fight my way to where I was, and being distracted by all the incomplete curiosity trails I detoured from. It's madness.
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The Snowballing Process in Enabling Creativity What are the various types of creative personalities and how one's environment can either facilitate or hinder creativity?
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If you come from a background or culture of affluence, school, mentors, and coaches, it not only exposes you to various domains and guidance but also ingrained in you the ability to create subconsciously.
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Nevertheless, creativity finds its way to shine. Even if circumstances are against you, being recognized by true creativity is just a matter of time.
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In this case, getting a chance to showcase your creativity is determined by irrelevant factors or chances like coming across good connections/ through networking. Access to a domain is also facilitated by, what sociologist Pierre Bourdieu calls “cultural capital”.
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Nevertheless, creativity finds its way to shine. Even if circumstances are against you, being recognized by true creativity is just a matter of time.
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The snowballing process that he talks about is similar to getting “viral” on social media. you get a platform, you create something, and it catches the attention of people and gets spread like wildfire.
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“It does no good to be extremely intelligent and curious if I cannot learn what it takes to operate in learning what it takes to operate in a given symbolic system.”
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While reading Csikszentmihalyi’s book “Creativity: Flow and the Psychology of Discovery and Invention”, I was intrigued by his discussion on creativity and how its expression isdependent on various factors.
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On the other hand, access to a field of interest could be severely restricted for some, for instance, the job market right now. There are so many gates to pass and it’s all bottlenecked.
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