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Tag Archives: communication
The Art Of Overanalyzing Text Messages
There have been many great books and articles written about the art of writing- how to write formal letters, how to write love letters (I’m a big fan of Tom Chiarella), and even how to write for the web. Here’s … Continue reading
Posted in Unsorted Thoughts
Tagged communication, language, linguistics, overanalysis, social media
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On spirituality and vaginas
I feel like spirituality and sexuality occupy much of the same regions of the mind, and it can be rather easy to confuse the two- if they are separate at all. I have a lot of female friends that I … Continue reading
Communication, negotiation and the friendship of Charles and Erik
Can anything be more important than learning how to deal with yourself, and with other people? What a ceaseless struggle! Managing intrapersonal and interpersonal relationships, directing and empowering oneself and others. It’s simultaneously the easiest and hardest thing to do. … Continue reading
Thoughts 4- music, language, communication, biology, design, cross-discipline, simplicity
Okay I’ve thought about this for some time and I think I’ve made some progress, by comparing several different concepts and ideas and different sets of similar relationships between those ideas- the difference between C and A Minor seems startlingly … Continue reading
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Tagged biology, communication, language, Musician, simplicity
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dealing with that familiar empty feeling
“It’s lackadaisical days like today that make me realise how empty my life is. Something is missing; Ambition? Direction? I can’t pinpoint what it is. The same frightened feeling used to collect in my chest whenever I could hear my … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Development
Tagged communication, judgement, logic, philosophy, self-improvement, Thinking
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Why I stopped reading.
This is going to sound a little unusual coming from me, but lately I’ve felt that my vocabulary is rather limited. I came to realise this over the past two months or so, as I’ve begun to read more books … Continue reading