The Life-Changing Benefits of Reading and Journaling | Robin Sharma | The Proof Clips EP
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- Reading and journaling are two simple yet powerful practices that can lead to significant personal growth and success. In this clip from The Proof Episode 307, Robin Sharma shares his "45-15 Rule," a technique that involves reading for 45 minutes and then journaling for 15 minutes to internalize the insights gained.
Robin discusses the importance of consistency in daily habits and how small, seemingly insignificant actions can lead to remarkable results over time. He also explores the benefits of deep reading and reflection for personal development and offers practical strategies for incorporating these practices into your daily routine.
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So the line is from Cicero: a room without books is like a body without a soul. Plato never speaks in the first person. It’s all Socrates and he as presented by Plato was all about debate and discourse in the agora, with an occasional chat out side the city with a handsome youth (😊)
"A house with no library has no soul" What is the source for that quote? It sounds like a fake quote to me. Where does plato discuss home economics? The republic seems most likely, but I don't think he said that much about it there.
Also "If you want to learn how to be forgiving read mother theresa" Why? What bad thing did MT go through that required her to forgive someone? It kind of sounds like he just pulled a nice sounding thing and a famous person out of a hat and stuck them together.
Yea it just occurred to me to search through my copies of the complete works of plato for "library". It doesn't look like plato ever even used the the word "library" in his entire corpus. Fact check your quotes better people.
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