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Category: Broaden Your Horizons

Practice Unabashed Curiosity

September 23, 2017September 23, 2017 T.K. Coleman

If you find it easier to engage new perspectives through travel, then travel far and wide. If you find it more fulfilling to curl up on your couch and read novels without ever leaving your apartment, stay local without guilt.

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Never Stop Studying

September 22, 2017September 22, 2017 T.K. Coleman

If you want to be a successful professional, refuse to settle at your current level of intellectual development. Study your butt off and never stop challenging yourself to become a better thinker. If you’re content with the books you’ve already read, your career is already dead.

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Feeling Good is Not the Enemy

September 21, 2017September 21, 2017 T.K. Coleman

Critical thinking isn’t just for the beliefs that fill our hearts with faith, hope, and love. It’s also for the beliefs that make us sad, angry, and uninspired. People are just as terrible at seeing the truth when the truth benefits them as they are at seeing the truth when it doesn’t benefit them.

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Creativity is the Willingness to Stop

September 20, 2017September 20, 2017 T.K. Coleman

If an idea or conviction is truly worth expressing, it’s going to be far more nuanced than what can be captured in one article, one speech, one graphic, or one project. Being creative means challenging yourself to share what you have with the world even though you know it’s possible to edit it, rethink it, or rehearse it until kingdom come.

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The Meaning is in the Making

September 19, 2017September 19, 2017 T.K. Coleman

Knowing how to code doesn’t mean squat if you fail to create value with it. Being able to speak techno-geek doesn’t mean squat if you can’t keep a job or all you know how to do is lurk around at hackathons.

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Lead and Let Lead

September 18, 2017September 18, 2017 T.K. Coleman

Sometimes people need to be led to their destination as smoothly as possible, but sometimes they just need to learn how to handle being in the driver’s seat even if that results in a bumpier ride.

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Potential is Not Enough

September 17, 2017September 17, 2017 T.K. Coleman

The more potential you have, the greater the demands you need to place on yourself. It’s not enough to feel flattered by your theoretical ability to do creative work. Potential is there to be actualized.

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“I Can’t Post This Status Because It Doesn’t Have Any Likes”

September 15, 2017September 15, 2017 T.K. Coleman

Being inspired is like having friends. If you use it as a prerequisite for doing the stuff you want to do, you’ll constantly miss out on awesome opportunities.

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An Exercise in Personal Power

September 9, 2017September 9, 2017 T.K. Coleman

Identify your concept of what a crappy job is. Then strive to purify yourself of any fear you feel about ever having to work such a job. Face your fear and interrogate it until it subsides. Strive and persist until you begin to feel the sensation of inner freedom running through your veins.

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When Life is Good to You, Don’t Apologize

September 6, 2017September 6, 2017 T.K. Coleman

It’s possible to sympathize with people who don’t have your advantages or assets without apologizing for the results of your hard work or good fortune. You’re not going to make the world a better place by hanging your head in guilt every time something good happens to you.

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