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eelhound · 11 months
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"Asking 'Who is the villain?' is the prologue to asking who should be punished. But asking 'What are the conditions that led to this?' leads us to consider how to change those conditions so that the situation is less likely to happen again.
Reframing things in this way is a type of analysis known as dependent origination. Though this term has far-reaching and often abstract implications in Buddhist thought, it simply means that everything arises on the basis of multiple factors, and if we want to discourage something from happening again we have to address the factors underlying it. If our goal is to judge and punish, we will need to determine guilt, which becomes more difficult as we consider more causes. But if our goal is to gain a better understanding, then the fact that there are many factors is not a problem."
- Matthew Gindin, from "The Red Hat Rorschach Test." Tricycle, 30 January 2019.
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You have to change the environment to see real change.
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Introducing The It's Not Time to Eat Yet Drawer.
My mini project for the day!
Gathered some seemingly random things strewn thru my office area and collected them in one spot. As it came together, it inspired me. This is the "It's Not Tike to Eat Yet" drawer.
I have detailed my eating struggle. Recently I wanted additional snacks after my planned FULL MEAL. The urge to eat was intense, but now I have a place~ in my office, where this feeling happens most of the time.
The goal is to have an additional tool in my toolbox for when it is not time to eat, but yet I feel snacky or some version of "must eat now" syndrome.
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Gum, mints, sparkling water. Liquid B-12. Sugar free Hot chocolate mix. Some sugar free candies.
I additionally have coffee, tea, and beverage mixes, but they are in a different area.
What would you add to this?
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annacswenson · 1 year
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Akram Khan discussing Giselle, in conversation with Ngofeen Mputubwele on the the New Yorker Radio Hour
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animakis · 1 year
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How to Overcome Procrastination and Take Control of Your Life in 5 sec!
Do you often find yourself procrastinating on tasks you know you need to do? Do you struggle to take action on your goals? This simple yet powerful rule has helped millions of people worldwide, today we will explore the benefits of the 5 Second Rule and how you can apply it to your own life. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. … Lets Go! The 5 Second Rule is a simple, yet powerful tool that can be used to overcome…
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ritik3630a · 1 year
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Why you need sometimes to build habits instead of setting goals?
Hello there! In this blog post, we’ll explore the idea of why setting goals may not be the best approach to personal growth and development. We’ll discuss the potential drawbacks of goal-setting and offer an alternative approach that emphasizes building habits instead.Many of us are familiar with the idea of setting goals. Whether it’s losing weight, saving money, or achieving a career milestone,…
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medusaboost · 2 years
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Every journey begins with a single step. Do you have big goals but don't know where to start? Medusa can help you determine how to take that first step✨
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dibator · 16 days
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Passion Struck, by Author, Speaker, and Podcaster John R. Miles  
Twelve Powerful Principles to Unlock Your Purpose and Ignite Your Most Intentional Life Written by the leading authority on intentional behavior change, Author, Speaker, and Podcaster John R. Miles   The book is available worldwide in print and digital format by Post Hill Press Inside of you resides an intentional life without limits.The time has come to awaken it. Are you living…
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shigayokagayama · 1 year
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mob psycho is the greatest show ever made because reigen being cancelled on twitter is one of the most important moments for his character as well as one of the most emotionally heavy episodes of the show but him being trapped in alone in a purgatory dimension slowly starving to death is treated as a gag and never mentioned again
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escapecart · 10 months
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THE POWER OF HABIT STACKING
UNLOCK YOUR POTENTIAL FOR LASTING CHANGE In today’s fast-paced world, achieving personal growth and making positive changes in our lives can be challenging. We often find ourselves overwhelmed by a multitude of goals and aspirations, unsure of where to start or how to sustain our efforts. This is where habit stacking comes in—a powerful technique that can revolutionize the way we approach…
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The most important relationship is the one you cultivate with yourself. Learn how to practice self-love HERE.
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health78694 · 10 months
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How Many Calories should I Burn to Lose 1 kg?
Title: What number of Calories Would it be a good idea for you to Consume to Lose 1kg? Figuring out the Connection Among Calories and Weight Reduction
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Getting fitter frequently includes the objective of shedding a specific number of kilograms. Understanding the connection between calories and weight reduction is pivotal for compelling and practical advancement. In this blog entry, we will investigate the idea of calorie shortage and decide the number of calories you that need to consume to lose 1kg of body weight. By acquiring bits of knowledge into this estimation, you can more readily design your weight reduction excursion and put forth practical objectives.
The Fundamentals of Weight Reduction:
To fathom how calorie consumption connects with weight reduction, understanding the key idea of a calorie deficit is fundamental. Basically, a calorie shortage happens when you consume fewer calories than your body needs for everyday exercise and upkeep. This energy shortage prompts your body to take advantage of putting away fat as a wellspring of fuel, prompting weight reduction.
Grasping Calorie deficiency
To decide the number of calories expected to lose 1kg, it is vital to perceive that 1kg of body weight is identical to around 7700 calories. This figure is gotten from the assessment that 1kg of muscle versus fat contains about 7700 calories.
To accomplish a 1kg weight reduction, you would commonly have to make a calorie shortage of 7700 calories. This can be achieved through a blend of calorie decrease from your eating routine and calorie use through actual work. For instance, in the event that you expect to lose 1kg in more than seven days, you would have to make an everyday calorie shortfall of roughly 1100 calories (7700 calories partitioned by 7 days).
Factors Influencing Calorie Consume:
The quantity of calories you consume in a day is impacted by different variables. Your basal metabolic rate (BMR) is the number of calories your body needs to keep up with fundamental capabilities very still. Factors like age, orientation, body synthesis, and hereditary qualities add to varieties in BMR.
Furthermore, actual work, including exercise and non-practice exercises like strolling or family tasks, adds to your complete everyday energy consumption. The power, length, and kind of action assume a part in deciding calorie consumption.
Procedures for Making a Calorie Deficiency :
To make a calorie shortfall for weight reduction, you can utilize two fundamental techniques: diminishing calorie consumption through dietary changes and expanding calorie use through active work. It means a lot to find some kind of harmony between these ways to deal with guaranteeing satisfactory sustenance and supportable weight reduction.
Diminishing calorie consumption includes careful part control, picking supplement-thick food sources, and restricting unhealthy, low-supplement choices. Center around eating entire food sources, natural products, vegetables, lean proteins, entire grains, and sound fats while limiting added sugars and handled food sources.
Expanding calorie consumption can be accomplished through a mix of cardiovascular activities, strength preparing, and integrating more actual work into your everyday daily practice. Find exercises that you appreciate and can support in the long haul to make practice an ordinary piece of your way of life.
End Results:
To lose 1kg of body weight, you would ordinarily have to make a calorie deficiency of roughly 7700 calories. This shortage can be accomplished through a blend of decreased calorie consumption and expanded actual work. It is essential to move toward weight reduction with an emphasis on supportability, adjusted nourishment, and in general prosperity.
Recall that singular elements, like digestion, body synthesis, and action levels, can impact calorie consumption and weight reduction. Talking with medical services proficient or enlisted dietitians can give customized direction and backing as you leave on your weight reduction venture. By embracing a slow and economical way to deal with calorie shortage, you can accomplish your weight reduction objectives in a sound and viable way.
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justmyhumanexperience · 11 months
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11/29/22 wt 250.2
2nd Baking soda bath per Dr Westin's protocol.
Up since 5.
Currently 10:30.
Trying to wait til noon to eat (intermittent fasting).
2nd day following the Hunger Management protocol, which is new as of yesterday.
It was nice being up & to work early. It is quiet in the mornings. Less shit to piss me off. Stress is a big factor in holding weight, I have heard. And my stress level has been high for 20 years.
I am so happy that I am actively working towards the best version of myself.
Trying to make sure my mood stays high as well. Relaxation activities, water water water, coffee & bergamot tea.
And the below drink.
I have so many tools in my toolbox. I just need to use them.
I know 1000 things that have been trials; failure is feedback.
I will overcome. I am the picture of perseverance. I can do it.
Diabetes be damned.
Change is possible.
Work hard, stay humble. 💪
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alchemusprime · 1 year
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Negotiating with a Cockroach: Overcoming a Phobia
Recently, I’ve been reflecting on my usual fearful behavior when it comes to cockroaches. I have a phobia, and usually my reaction goes something like this: Scream at the top of my lungs for help upon initial sighting;Run for my life while hyperventilating;Sit on the sofa or bed and cover myself from head to toe with a blanket to avoid any contact whatsoever with the cockroach;Scream extra…
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5ft2sunflower · 1 year
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Unilever is rewarding people for watching its sustainable ads
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By Jennifer Faull | Deputy Editor APRIL 28, 2023
Unilever has developed a new program that sits at the “intersection between marketing, technology and sustainability” where it rewards people for viewing ads promoting sustainable behavior.
“We use short videos to tell sustainable stories about our brands, and then we reward consumers for engaging with it,” Conny Braams, Unilever’s chief digital and commercial officer, told The Drum.
“And what we’ve seen from the pilots that we’ve been doing is that it, first of all, builds brand power, which is really important. But also, it really changes behavior.”
Unilever said it’s in an early pilot phase, testing across a few brands including Hellmann’s, Magnum and Comfort.
The ads appear on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube and run no different to how any ad is placed on social media platforms.
After watching the videos, viewers are then rewarded and can convert their reward into a coupon or a contribution to a worthy cause, linked to the brand’s purpose. For example, after watching a Hellmann’s ad the viewer could donate to a food waste project.
The brand confirmed this is separate from the work it has done with Good Loop, an ad tech company that similarly allows people to donate to charity if they watch the entirety of an advert.
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Unilever said it’s seen significant increases in brand power scores in two metrics (meaning and difference) and how positively consumers are perceiving these brands as purpose driven. It also said it's seen one of the highest action intent lifts after people watch these ads with more people feeling inspired to make meals out of leftovers, wash in shorter, colder cycles, re-use plastic and fix and repurpose clothes. It’s now encouraged other brands to join the pilot.
It comes as part of a renewed focus on the approach it’s taking to sustainability comms. In addition to this pilot, Unilever is also upping its influencer marketing spend on sustainability campaigns following research into their efficacy in engaging people in meaningful behavior change.
Last month, it published a report which found that 78% believed influencers to have the biggest impact of all media – greater than TV, news and even government campaigns.
More than that, three in four people are more likely to take up behaviors that are good for the environment after watching social media content, while eight in 10 (83%) think TikTok and Instagram are good places to get advice about how to live sustainably.
Braams said that in response, its influencer marketing spend is “accelerating quite rapidly”, particularly for brands in its beauty and beauty, well-being and nutrition categories.
“What we really wanted to do is elevate the role of influencer marketing within the marketing mix, within sustainable marketing and make sure that these influencers have the right education that we give them enough ammunition to be really driving the sustainable changes and the sustainable behavior change in the largest scale,” she added.
Dove and Hellmann’s – two of Unilever’s largest brands – recently worked with influencers to address the two most impactful behaviors on an individual’s carbon footprint: using less plastic, and wasting less food. As a result, 76% were encouraged to act after watching Dove plastics reuse content and 82% after seeing Hellmann’s content on food waste reduction.
Greenwashing
Unilever has a strong incentive for its focus on marketing its products as doing good for the planet. Despite some outspoken opponents of the strategy, Braams said 60% of the company’s turnover comes from brands that consumers recognize as driving a positive contribution to society.
“On communication, what we’ve seen is that purpose really works,” she said. “Of course, it starts with value. We need to have a good value proposition, a superior product, whether it is a core product, or an innovation, against the right price for the right people. And then you can add on your values. And these values need to be very central to the category benefits. And you need to continue driving it for at least three years for people to say: ‘Yes, this is a brand I know to be doing something good for society’.
“And then these brands are way more resilient to economic fluctuations and competitive actions because people buy convinced about the purpose that they drive.”
But this focus on conveying a purposeful, sustainable, message has meant Unilever has found itself the focus of ‘greenwashing’ claims. It’s had a Climate Transition Agenda in place for nearly 15 years, reviewing its operations and partners in the value chain to ensure they are more environmentally friendly.
Nonetheless, last year it was subject to accusations of greenwashing by the UK Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) related to a campaign for its detergent brand Persil. A spot highlighted Persil’s sustainability credentials and claimed the product was “kinder to our planet”.
ASA banned the ad on the basis that the environmental claim was misleading and could not be substantiated.
“On greenwashing, for us, what is so important, is partnerships. We always want to have objective partners to sign off on the activities that we do,” said Braams on how it’s navigating the increased attention, and regulation, on the green claims brands can make in marketing.
“The second thing we’re really keen on is you never have a brand, say without a brand do. So yeah, it’s nice to say something, but what are you really doing about it? For us, that’s an internal measure that we really take very seriously. And let’s not forget that science continues to evolve. So, this is not a once we fixed it, it’s done. You can say everything about the society you want to create, but if you haven’t got your own operations in order, if you don’t set standards for your value chain partners and if you don’t have your brand’s integral thinking about the role that you want to play, then all your commitments to society and a better planet are not based on a solid foundation. And I think that is preventing us from greenwashing.”
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