pedram@smash:~/pedsidian/mind$ tree
mind/
└── notes/
├── stoic-principles.md Stoic principles for keeping your peace: anger, silence, detachment, attention and gratitude.
├── the-four-virtues.md The four cardinal virtues of Stoicism: wisdom, courage, justice and discipline.
├── seneca-shortness-of-life.md Notes on Seneca's On the Shortness of Life: life is not short, it is wasted.
├── musashi-staying-calm.md Miyamoto Musashi's four principles for staying calm in confrontation: distance, anticipation, breath, purpose.
├── ten-attributes-of-combat.md The ten attributes of combat, from range and timing to strategy and spirit.
├── high-agency.md What a high agency person is, and seven ways to spot one.
├── source-of-identity.md Thoughts become actions, actions become habits, habits become character, character becomes identity.
├── socratic-questioning.md Five Socratic questions that cut through ambiguity and test what you believe.
├── levels-of-thinking.md Bloom's taxonomy: remembering, understanding, applying, analyzing, evaluating, creating.
├── mental-potholes.md A field guide to fifteen ways a good mind talks itself into a bad decision, and six questions that stop them.
├── quick-mental-fixes.md Quick mental fixes: overthinking, write. anxious, meditate. tired, nap.
├── 54321-grounding.md The 5-4-3-2-1 sensory grounding technique for breaking rumination and emotional spirals.
├── da-vinci-habits-for-life.md Leonardo da Vinci's habits for life: moderation, rest, solitude and disciplined curiosity.
├── da-vinci-regimen.md Leonardo da Vinci's practical regimen for painters, from the Treatise on Painting and the Notebooks.
├── musings-on-great-work.md Notes on Paul Graham's How to Do Great Work.
├── musings-on-seriousness.md Notes on Visakan Veerasamy's How to Get Serious About Something.
└── musings-on-talent.md Notes on Tyler Cowen and Daniel Gross's Talent: how to identify energizers, creatives and winners.
pedram@smash:~$ cat MANTRAS.md

🧘‍♂️ Mantras

  • Ruthless Pragmatism. Relentless Persistence. Indefatigable Ingenuity. Seek perfection of character.
  • Doubt what you know. Be curious about what you don’t know. Update your views based on new data.
  • Calmness is the most dangerous trait in confrontation, not loudness or strength.
  • Build a winning team, with valued members, working on an inspiring mission.
  • When required, violence can be the answer. If you must fight, be vicious.
  • Move from one extreme to another, as the occasion requires.
  • There is no problem so bad it can't be made worse.
  • Everything in moderation, including moderation.
  • It’s beautiful when it’s done right.
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