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Unconventional thinkers and ardent seekers of clarity and understanding, INTP personalitiy types want to know their world in a deep enough way that everything finally makes sense. As an INFP personality type myself, but just barely, sometimes I’d swear I’m an INTP instead.
Carl Sagan’s masterpiece, Cosmos, made science simultaneously accessable and transcendent. Neil deGrasse Tyson’s reboot of the venerable series is most remarkable not for galaxies or geniuses, but for a simple gesture of kindness between these two men, decades ago.
Craftsmanship: it seems like such an old-fashioned word. But the craftsman mindset is as relevant today as it ever was, and a powerful tool for creating a lasting contribution at work and in life.
Since ancient times, people have looked for guideposts to structure their lives and give them a sense of place, meaning and identity. How can we retain a sense of continuity when our world changes at an ever-increasing rate?
Fans often ask successful writers where they get their ideas. In my experience, many answers are less than useful. But I believe there is a definitive, general, and useful answer to the question of how to get great ideas.
Most of our electronic devices never really turn all the way “off” anymore. Have you noticed that people are getting that way too?
What does a raucous dance club filled with high-volume electronic music have to do with the near-silence of a therapy session? Quite a lot, I’ve come to find.
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