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Tried it again

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I tryed to draw

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Vista

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Stranger: So... May I ask you a favor?

You: What might that be?

Stranger: You see, all my secrets have been stolen, so I have none left. I thought it might be interesting to collect people's secrets on here.

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“ When you think someone is amazing by DNA or destiny, you can be inspired by their work because it's so unattainably beautiful. You can be amazed and think, “I could never do that!”

But when you find out they're amazing only because of unglamorous persistent sweaty hard work, you can be double-inspired, thinking, “Wow! I could do that!” ”

— Derek Sivers

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via THEM THANGS

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High-tech jugglers are everywhere – keeping up several e-mail and instant message conversations at once, text messaging while watching television and jumping from one website to another while plowing through homework assignments.

But after putting about 100 students through a series of three tests, the researchers realized those heavy media multitaskers are paying a big mental price.

"They're suckers for irrelevancy," said communication Professor Clifford Nass, one of the researchers whose findings are published in the Aug. 24 edition of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. "Everything distracts them."
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— Media Multitaskers Pay Mental Price, Study Shows via sciencedaily.com

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