rob white

@RobWhiteMedia

Amazon Best Selling Book Author. Huffington Post Columnist. Motivational Coach. Practitioner of the 70/20 Rule: Wisdom of 70 years, Passion of a 20 year old.

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  1. rob white@RobWhiteMedia
    <In the world-"rich" has devolved into a performance to be staged, much more so than a reality to be achieved. The optical illusion of wealth is heavily prioritized over actual financial security. People are increasingly willing to borrow to attain the appearance of prosperity.
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  2. rob white@RobWhiteMedia
    >In the world-"rich" has devolved into a performance to be staged, much more so than a reality to be achieved. The optical illusion of wealth is heavily prioritized over actual financial security. People are increasingly willing to borrow to attain the appearance of prosperity.
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  3. rob white@RobWhiteMedia
    In the world-"rich" has devolved into a performance to be staged, much more so than a reality to be achieved. The optical illusion of wealth is heavily prioritized over actual financial security. People are increasingly willing to borrow to attain the appearance of prosperity.
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  4. rob white@RobWhiteMedia
    <Believing in karma is the ultimate human vanity: it assumes that an indifferent, multi-billion-year-old universe possesses a human moral compass.We project our desperate need for fairness onto cold physics, imagining a celestial accountant keeping track of our slights and graces
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  5. rob white@RobWhiteMedia
    >Believing in karma is the ultimate human vanity: it assumes that an indifferent, multi-billion-year-old universe possesses a human moral compass.We project our desperate need for fairness onto cold physics, imagining a celestial accountant keeping track of our slights and graces
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  6. rob white@RobWhiteMedia
    Believing in karma is the ultimate human vanity: it assumes that an indifferent, multi-billion-year-old universe possesses a human moral compass. We project our desperate need for fairness onto cold physics, imagining a celestial accountant keeping track of our slights and graces
    001102
  7. rob white@RobWhiteMedia
    <True healing begins when 2 people can look together at the things that were too painful or confusing to face alone—and then, after a long, profound silence, one of them whispers, "So... are we going to pretend we didn't just see that, or should we start the screaming now?"
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  8. rob white@RobWhiteMedia
    >True healing begins when 2 people can look together at the things that were too painful or confusing to face alone—and then, after a long, profound silence, one of them whispers, "So... are we going to pretend we didn't just see that, or should we start the screaming now?"
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  9. rob white@RobWhiteMedia
    True healing begins when 2 people can look together at the things that were too painful or confusing to face alone—and then, after a long, profound silence, one of them whispers, "So... are we going to pretend we didn't just see that, or should we start the screaming now?"
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  10. rob white@RobWhiteMedia
    >When someone's in distress, they're often caught between two opposing psychological needs: (1) the need to be seen..and..(2) the need to move from where they are. If you only validate, you risk leaving them adrift. If you only push for action, you risk making them feel dismissed
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  11. rob white@RobWhiteMedia
    <When someone's in distress, they're often caught between two opposing psychological needs: (1) the need to be seen..and..(2) the need to move from where they are. If you only validate, you risk leaving them adrift. If you only push for action, you risk making them feel dismissed
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  12. rob white@RobWhiteMedia
    When someone's in distress, they're often caught between two opposing psychological needs: (1) the need to be seen..and..(2) the need to move from where they are. If you only validate, you risk leaving them adrift. If you only push for action, you risk making them feel dismissed
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  13. rob white@RobWhiteMedia
    <While linguists argue that language evolved as a miraculous tool for shared consciousness & complex reasoning-daily evidence shows we primarily use this masterpiece to let everyone know what is bothering us - be it the weather or the traffic. We also love to use it to lie
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  14. rob white@RobWhiteMedia
    >While linguists argue that language evolved as a miraculous tool for shared consciousness & complex reasoning-daily evidence shows we primarily use this masterpiece to let everyone know what is bothering us - be it the weather or the traffic. We also love to use it to lie
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  15. rob white@RobWhiteMedia
    While linguists argue that language evolved as a miraculous tool for shared consciousness & complex reasoning-daily evidence shows we primarily use this masterpiece to let everyone know exactly what is bothering us - be it the weather or the traffic. We also love to use it to lie
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  16. rob white@RobWhiteMedia
    <The universe runs on one law: expand or expire. Your funeral doesn't happen when you take your last breath. It happens when you stop creating new ways of expressing yourself so you can experience new ways of being yourself. When that stillness settles in, you’re a walking zombie
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  17. rob white@RobWhiteMedia
    >The universe runs on one law: expand or expire. Your funeral doesn't happen when you take your last breath. It happens when you stop creating new ways of expressing yourself so you can experience new ways of being yourself. When that stillness settles in, you’re a walking zombie
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  18. rob white@RobWhiteMedia
    The universe runs on one law: expand or expire. Your funeral doesn't happen when you take your last breath. It happens when you stop creating new ways of expressing yourself so you can experience new ways of being yourself. When that stillness settles in, you’re a walking zombie
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  19. rob white@RobWhiteMedia
    <In a world addicted to motion, stillness is the ultimate leverage. Doing nothing at the exact right moment isn't an absence of action—it is the highest form of presence
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  20. rob white@RobWhiteMedia
    >In a world addicted to motion, stillness is the ultimate leverage. Doing nothing at the exact right moment isn't an absence of action—it is the highest form of presence
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