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20 Things Successful People 'Refuse' to Do | Mo Seetubtim. This post originally appeared on BrandMentalist.com 1. They don't define success in a monetary term. Most successful people define success as happiness, having a peace of mind, or helping others. They see money as something that brings them comfort and opens doors of opportunities. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. When facing a problem, instead of focusing on the problem, you should focus on your action and what you do to make the situation better. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Successful people know that it is important to get enough sleep as well as to take time to relax and play in order to be able to perform at their best. 13. 14. When you are clear with what you want in life, coming up with plans and a roadmap to achieving that is easy. In short, by having a goal and a dream, you're half way there. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20.

Mo is the owner of the famous inspirational blog - BrandMentalist.com. Meet The Man Who Solved The Mysterious Cicada 3301 Puzzle | Fast Company | Business + Innovation. Two years ago, a cryptic message started appearing on message boards across the Internet. Claiming to seek "highly intelligent individuals," the Cicada 3301 puzzle challenged visitors to find a secret message hidden in the image that accompanied it. Just what is Cicada 3301? And what happens to those that solve the puzzle? To find out, we talked to the man who solved it. When it showed up on January 4, 2012 the mysterious image contained a simple message in white text on a black background: "Hello. It was signed "3301. " And so began the hunt to solve the mysterious Cicada 3301 puzzle, one that recurs each year and has left cryptoanalysts and hackers scratching their heads. A Multifaceted Enigma Joel Eriksson is one of the few known people to have actually solved it since the first challenge appeared online.

"I stumbled upon it on one of the image boards the first image was posted to in 2012," says Eriksson, a 34-year-old cryptosecurity researcher and developer from Sweden. Uk.businessinsider. 10 Behaviors You Never See in Successful People. When you spend decades working with executives and business leaders, you really can’t help but observe what works and doesn’t work over the long haul. One thing I’ve noticed, it’s not intrinsic characteristics or personal habits that determine whether you’re successful or not.

It’s your behavior. What do I mean by “behavior?” How you react under long-term stress. Whether you meet your commitments or not. How you interact with others. Now, I admit to having known some pretty dysfunctional founders and CEOs who did well for themselves for a time. Related: Want to Be Successful? If you want to make it big over the long-term, you might want to take a good, hard look in the mirror and see if any of these career-limiting behaviors describe you. Naivety. Panic. Fanaticism. Laziness. Quick-fix mentality. Related: Considering an Online Business? Acting out. Selfishness. Living in the past or future. Lighthearted indifference. Oversensitivity.

One last thing. The Reality of Quantum Weirdness. Photo IN Akira Kurosawa’s film “Rashomon,” a samurai has been murdered, but it’s not clear why or by whom. Various characters involved tell their versions of the events, but their accounts contradict one another. You can’t help wondering: Which story is true? But the film also makes you consider a deeper question: Is there a true story, or is our belief in a definite, objective, observer-independent reality an illusion? This very question, brought into sharper, scientific focus, has long been the subject of debate in quantum physics. This month, a paper published online in the journal Nature Physics presents experimental research that supports the latter scenario — that there is a “Rashomon effect” not just in our descriptions of nature, but in nature itself.

Over the past hundred years, numerous experiments on elementary particles have upended the classical paradigm of a causal, deterministic universe. So an electron is a wave, not a particle? Is nature really this weird? 7 Things You Must Know to Be a Free-Thinker. Gilbert Ross, InspireAmaze, Guest We all have a certain degree of admiration for those forward-thinkers who were ahead of their time or for those free-spirited individuals who had the courage, the will and the foresight to speak out their minds despite risking being labelled as non-conformists and cast to the outer fringes of society. Well, truth be told, that is never a real threat for free thinkers. Actually that is where they belong and makes them what they are. Free-thinkers breathe and thrive at the margins of society where structure and chaos cross at the borderline.

If you want to be a free thinker, embrace chaos, novelty, disruptive change and non-conformity. Free-thinkers live on the brink of social breakdown. They are not held captive by the rigid walls of the dominating worldview. 1. We stereotype creative thinkers as artists or bohemians who are different than the rest of us. Students are discouraged to deviate and think freely outside of those parameters. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 7 Absolute Best Tools To Protect Yourself From Negative Energies & Entities.

By Amateo Ra| Whether you fully believe in it or not, all humans can be subjected and influenced by negative energy. If you are highly-sensitive, an empath or regularly surrounded by a lot of people, you may find yourself even more susceptible. So how do we protect ourselves from these energies? What are they really? This is a blog to answer that question and give you exactly what you need to know. Truthfully, even writing an article on this subject matter is tricky. Why? Well, I believe the more awareness and attention that you give negative energies or entities, the more power they have over you and to influence your life.

Instead, I invite an alternative. When it comes to the energetic World, I believe that Light attracts Light, and that we do have to understand negativity, work with it consciously and give it just enough attention as to be aware of it but not let it rule our lives. I believe all truly negative energies, entities or spirits operate in one primary function. Five Lifesaving Signals Your Body Is Sending You: Learn How To Recognize Them! Our body, both on the outside and on the inside, is an incredible machine maintained by a number of factors such as our daily diet, daily routine and lifestyle. It often sends us messages from which we can see in what state our body is. Here are five very important messages that you need to recognize, because it might save your life. Urine Going to the toilet in the morning can reveal a lot more than signs of inflammation and pregnancy. Our urine holds about 70 percent of the markers by which you can find out about the condition of your body.

Color By the color of the urine you can mostly see the degree of hydration of the body. The frequency of urination Urinating too often can point to a number of (not) dangerous occurrences, from diabetes to excessive consumption of alcohol or coffee, pregnancy and weakened muscles. “Changes in the smell, color or density of urine can detect the state of our bodies and provide early warnings of disease” Smell Blood in the urine Teeth Teeth cracks Weight Skin. Teaching Children How to Think Instead of What to Think. Right now our education system is doing more to indoctrinate our children than to educate them. In fact, that has been the case for quite some time. Our young minds are being told to accept authority as truth instead of truth as authority, and teachers talk at the students instead of with them. Teachers have become repeaters of information. They are merely regurgitating everything they once learned from their own teachers, and perpetuating the recycling of information; information that has managed to evade scrutiny for generations.

Children are no longer the masters of their own learning, and instead, their minds are being treated as storage containers. The factory model of education, with its focus on academic and economic elitism, is churning out obedient workers for the system, encouraged to conform every step of the way. There are those who say that critical thinking skills cannot be taught in schools. The importance of teaching philosophy in schools cannot be underestimated.