The image features a quote by Yumi Sakugawa, discussing the concept of success and failure in a compassionate and non-hierarchical manner. The background is a bright blue, and there is a simple illustration of a sprout with roots at the bottom of the text.
Text in image: WHAT IF YOU REPLACE THE BINARY OF SUCCESS / FAILURE WITH A MORE COMPASSIONATE, NON-HIERARCHICAL VIEW THAT IS LESS ABOUT THE OUTCOME AND MORE ABOUT THE PLEASURE OF PROCESS?
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YUMI SAKUGAWA
on cognative bias:
love to see #cognativebias getting discussed ‘round the internet
Nature itself echos nonlinearity.
We can do the uncomfortable work.
Said bye bye after a wisdom building winter
Why smart people make really dumb decisions. Link to full video in bio. Wanna chat about your practice? Reach out for some coaching.
Learning design for proper vocational training is so useful for educators to be discussing. I worry when organizational advancement heuristics are opaque. You’ll have to remember that I was the american government’s yoga teacher for 15 years. I know something about this.
If you think practice can’t go on because you’re injured, there’s a significant foundational knowledge gap. Reach out if you wanna bridge that gap
small changes, big impact. thats a hallmark of nonlinearity.