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April 2022
in imageAndrew D. Huberman, Ph.D. 0
@hubermanlab
& yes, the effort must be related to
the win. This all should be of
consideration when thinking about
what to spend your time on, why wins
sometimes (but not always) amplify
wins in subsequent challenges and
generally, how the mind and body
interact to yield & register "success"
@hubermanlab
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in imageAndrew D. Huberman, Ph.D. ®
@hubermanlab
Data from humans make it very clear:
wins preceded by effort result in
significant increases in testosterone.
Wins not preceded by direct effort do
not. (True for all people & across
domains: physical, cognitive, etc.
(although physical effort has its own
impact too of course).
@hubermanlals
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March 2022
in imagei miss the days my friends
knew every mundane detail about my life
and i knew every ordinary detail about theirs
adulthood has starved me of that consistency
that us
the walks around the block
the long conversations when we were
too lost in the moment to care what time it was
when we won and celebrated
when we failed and celebrated harder
when we were just kids
now we have our very important jobs
that fill up our very busy schedules
we compare calendars just to plan cottee dates
that one of us eventuallv cancels
cause adulthood is being too exhausted
to leave our apartments most days
i miss knowing i once belonged
to a group of people bigger than myself
that belonging made life easier to live
friendship nostalgia - rupi kaur
@rupikaur
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February 2022

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