Intermediate Packets

Don't just passively consume huge volumes of information that soon gets forgotten. Instead, use what you're learning to make new things. Applying what you learn in tangible projects not only helps the learning stick, it allows you to get feedback and incorporate the thinking o ...

If you make your notes a little better each time you touch them – a little more organized, a little more succinct, a little more clear – then your future self will find it easier and easier to access the knowledge you've saved. Instead of doing a lot of work upfront to organiz ...

Today’s lesson: “Before you shut off new sources of information and converge on an end result, take time to diverge. Expand your horizons, expose yourself to diverse influences, and collect anything that resonates with you.” Tiago Forte is the author of “Building a Second Brain: ...  Show more

Today's podcast picks up on the theme from this week's blog but places it into the context of creativity and productivity - how to get the most out of your innate creative potential. 

In this episode we talk about the two brains in your head holding your potential back and how to put them in their place. Resource mentioned here: FREE version https://thrivemuslimah.mindful-muslimah.com/programs/collection-yuyiqf4whei?permalink=free-pdf-4-point-journaling-90f2a1 ...  Show more

Your thoughts reflect your conditioning as much as it reflects your character.

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