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Remember Everyone Is Emotional

Remember everyone is emotional and people are all going through the ups and downs of life, so try not to take it personally when people get angry, and try to comfort or support others when they are in a bad mood.

  • Perhaps this is an exaggeration.
  • But the core of the message is that people tend to have stronger feelings about something than they let on.
  • People who regularly have outbursts of anger, depression or flamboyant enthusiasm are generally frowned upon in most cultures.
  • This especially applies to men (for women trying to figure us out).
  • The application of this rule is to not assume everything is fine just because someone isn’t having a nervous breakdown.
  • We all have our individual problems, angst and upsets that are normally contained.

The critical 7 rules to understand people - Scott H. Young

Exercise Every Day

Exercise every day because it improves your body, your mind, and makes you happier and more productive on the day in which you exercise.

  • A recent study from Penn State university shed some light on the matter and the results are more than surprising.
  • They found that to be more productive and happier on a given work day, it doesn’t matter so much, if you work-out regularly, if you haven’t worked out on that particular day.
  • Think about starting small and then start even smaller: Here is a little secret.
  • When I first started exercising, I did it with 5 minutes per day, 3 times a week.
  • Can you imagine that? 5 minutes of timed exercise, 3 times a week?
  • That’s nothing you might be thinking.
  • And you are right, because the task is so easy and anyone can succeed with it, you can really start to make a habit out of it.
  • Try no more than 5 or 10 minutes if you are getting started.

What happens to our brains when we exercise and how it makes us happier - Buffer

Turn Problems Into Challenges

Turn your problems into challenges or goals that you can overcome or accomplish in order to be happier and improve your life.

  • Happy people will see problems as challenges, as opportunities to explore new ways of doing things, expressing their gratitude for them, understanding that underneath them all lay many opportunities that will allow them to expand and to grow.

15 Powerful things happy people do differently - Purpose Fairy

Make Separate Fanless MacBook Chips

I wonder if all MacBooks which are fanless should use separately designed chips, possibly named B-Series and B1, which are more appropriately targeted at the MacBook Air and future powerful fanless devicesΒ without throttling significantly or needing a fan.

Why

  • MacBooks and MacBookOS can be designed and targeted at powerful fanless MacBooks
  • The entire fanless MacBook line could use the same B-Series chips, creating consistency
  • Macs and macOS can be designed and targeted at more powerful Mac devices with fans
  • The entire Mac line with fans could use the same M-series chips, creating consistency

More

  • The MacBook B-Series chips can be targeted at fanless MacBooks and fanless devices
  • The fanless B-Series chips can be targeted exclusively to more powerful fanless devices
  • Powerful fanless chips targeted at larger devices will be needed in future fanless devices
  • Device Ideas - MacBook Air, Apple Vision, iPed Portable Console, MacPad Detachable

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Simplify Apple Chips And New Devices

I wonder if Apple Silicon chips and devices should be simplified with high end A-Series chips for iPads and iPadOS, and new fanless MacBook chips and MacBookOS targeted more appropriately at fanless laptops and other powerful fanless devices of the future.

Chips

  • A-Series Reg/Pro (Fanless) - iPhones including Pro (Mobiles/Clamshells/iOS)
  • A-Series Pro/Max (Fanless) - iPads including Pro (Tablets/Notebooks/iPadOS)
  • B-Series Reg/Pro/Max (Fanless) - MacBooks and Pro (Laptops/Laplets/MacBookOS)
  • M-Series Reg/Pro/Max (With Fans) - Macs and Pro (Desktops/Laptops/MacOS)

Devices

  • A-Series Reg/Pro - iPhone Mini/Air, iPhone Pro/Ultra, iPod, HomePad (Smart Display)
  • A-Series Pro/Max - iPad Mini/Air, iPad Pro/Ultra, iBook, Apple Display (Smart Monitor)
  • B-Series Reg/Pro/Max - MacBook Mini/Air, Apple Vision Air, MacPad, iPed (Console)
  • M-Series Reg/Pro/Max - MacBook Pro/Ultra, Mac Mini/Studio, iMac, Apple TV (Smart TV)

New

  • iPod - Foldable iPhone with two separate screens like a clamshell phone (iPhone Pod?)
  • iBook - Foldable iPad with two separate screens like a reading book (iPad Book?)
  • MacBook Mini/Air - New design with no fans, touchscreen, thin, and new MacBookOS
  • MacBook Pro/Ultra - New design with fan, touchscreen, thick, and new MacBookOS
  • MacPad? - Portable touch Mac that folds back over detachable keyboard, B-Series chip
  • iPed? - Portable media and game console with detachable controller, B-Series chip

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Autosuggestion Principle

Influence your mind positively and change your life for the better by using the principle of autosuggestion.

  • Through the dominating thoughts which one permits to remain in the conscious mind, whether these thoughts be negative or positive is immaterial, the principle of autosuggestion voluntarily reaches the subconscious mind and influences it with these thoughts.
  • Recall what has been said about the subconscious mind resembling a fertile garden spot, in which weeds will grow in abundance, if the seeds of more desirable crops are not sown therein.
  • Autosuggestion is the agency of control through which an individual may voluntarily feed his subconscious mind on thoughts of a creative nature, or, by neglect, permit thoughts of a destructive nature to find their way into this rich garden of the mind.

Think And Grow Rich - Goodreads

Begin With The End In Mind

Begin with the end of your task, goal, project, or dream in your mind by mentally envisioning it and creating a written description or picture of exactly what you want the end result to look like when the project or vision is completed.

  • To begin with the end in mind means to start with a clear understanding of your destination.
  • It means to know where you're going so that you better understand where you are now and so that the steps you take are always in the right direction.
  • "Begin with the end in mind" is based on the principle that all things are created twice.
  • There's a mental or first creation, and a physical or second creation to all things.
  • Take the construction of a home, for example.
  • You create it in every detail before you ever hammer the first nail into place.
  • You try to get a very clear sense of what kind of house you want.

The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People - Goodreads