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Replying to @yirounsflowers
if you need a shoulder to lean on while relearning your steps, i can be offered support
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The lock in in question is relearning the entire high school chemistry course in six days
There will be a lock in.
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relearning my ways for you.. i’m never to good to change up my ways for something ik can grown over time.
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My week is supposed to run on a simple rhythm. Some days are for working on the business, some are for client work. It keeps me from drifting. Then the first of the month lands, and a pile of finance and admin tasks all come due on the same day, no matter what kind of day it was supposed to be. The system says build. The calendar says pay the bills. One thing I keep relearning: a planning system that can't bend to the calendar gets ignored on exactly the days you need it most. The fix isn't a stricter system. It's a system with a known exception. The 1st is going to break the rhythm. Plan for it, and it stops feeling like failure and starts feeling like Tuesday. Rigid systems don't survive contact with a real month. The ones that last have the exceptions built in.
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Getting out art block really got you relearning shit sometimes. But I think I’m getting to my BEST work yet
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on that note i have like 5 different crochet works in progress, am halfway s2 of TBHK and started relearning how to draw on my phone so i can do that instead of doomscroll when im not home 🌻
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Shay retweeted
I feel like I’m in a whole season of relearning myself without all the distractions or needing validation from anybody. It’s uncomfortable sometimes, but I know this isn’t punishment, it’s preparation. God is rebuilding me, giving me clarity, peace, discipline, and a real sense of purpose. Everything I lost just couldn’t come with me where I’m going.
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Replying to @thattechangel
Growth is a result of learning, unlearning, and relearning. Welldone Angle 👏
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Grok made this cool background for the latest free website. Relearning html is cute I think. Reminds me of when I had big dreams about tech (fixing computers) back in the day. Hey did you know that the dust in a tower is still electric. So touching it to the fingers when working with dusty parts, and then maybe rubbing the eye, could make the skin swell. Just be careful with it is all. (I don't imagine much has changed with those inner dusty energetic spaces.)
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Replying to @FirelightFenix
New York will be the poster child of Socialist/Communist destruction. A lesson that, unfortunately, needs relearning these days...
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You're right. You also enjoy it and there's no looking back. Unlearning and relearning.
Organic food here, cheap sana. You just need to boil with water and you enjoy your meal. You people focus on junk foods that are more expensive and unhealthy. 3 pieces of sweet potatoes with 5 boiled/fried eggs and mursik for OMAD. You will never see a doctor.
Replying to @noshichama
You seem to be relearning fast
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Would have passed my 50k account if XAU had picked. Painfully, I missed by just a few pips. No hard feelings; it's a journey I am focused on in the long term. Learning, unlearning, and relearning continuously 🤞
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Replying to @MandlaMlangeni8
Thanks brethren. Let’s grow together in the word of His Grace. I often get this question from varied perspectives and it’s largely around living from the spirit or resting in God or abiding in Him - day to day. Let me begin by saying that it is not so much about what you have to do. Hear me out… How does one get to actually live from the Father as the source? How does one rest in Him? How does one live from the Spirit? How do I actually abide? It is not something that you add to a to do list. It's not a new work. It's not MORE DOING. It's not a performance. This is actually where true rest begins. This is the real freedom because what this really is, is it's actually unlearning. It's a renewal of your mind. Scripture calls it ‘renewing the mind’ for a reason. Most of us have been trained to live from trusting in ourselves, to live from the self, which is the system of living that the Bible calls the flesh: to live independently from God, which is to fix, to manage, to figure everything out. It's survival mode. It's trusting and relying in ourselves. So when you first hear this, it can feel like something you have to try to do, but it's actually the exact opposite. Daily living from the Father is not something that you perform. It's something that you learn to trust and it can definitely take practice. It is not because you're trying to get better at performing. It takes practice because your mind and even your body have been programmed to live from the self. So this is a relearning. This is a reprogramming. Now, it’s important to understand that there is no pressure on you in this process because the Father is not asking you to figure this out. He's not asking you to worry about it. He's not asking you to become your own source, just in a better way. He's inviting you to stop being your source at all and the beautiful thing is that he's the one leading the whole process, not you. You don't have to control it, perfect it. You don't have to monitor yourself. You don't have to worry about it at all. Your part is very simple: you just simply trust Him. So when pressure shows up, when fear rises, when you feel like you need to fix something or figure something out, that's the moment not to try harder but that’s the moment to shift, to make the shift. Instead of living from yourself, you just decide to trust the Father, and over time, that becomes more natural. This is what Jesus means by abiding. He didn't mean to strive to stay connected. This is simply learning to live from a connection that already exists. So if you are asking how to live from the Father, how to abide, how to rest and so on. It's not about doing more. It's about trusting him instead of yourself and that's where rest - the finished works of Christ - begins. That's the true freedom and just remember, you don't have to get this perfect. It's not about that. This is His process. You just get to grow and trust. That's the real journey that we're all on.
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forgot how to draw so relearning gotta learn to draw fast with the little time i have
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Finally get to finish these pistols I've had stuck in limbo since the move now that I can cerakote again. thats one of the many 1911s thats been in said limbo... Not ready just yet for commissions juuuust yet still relearning the paint but soon! Very soon! Super sale 2.0 also coming soon too like last year when this batch is done. (also working on the new website as well) @TaurusUSA @ArmscorRIA @TISAS @Springfield_Inc @GLOCKInc
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And my points tackles that which also tackles your identity. Which shouldn’t upset you. Life is all about learning, unlearning & relearning.” I must also add tho as one that loves to argue, I’m not one w the thought/mindset that I know all or I know more... 6/
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Relearning stuffs ( featuring Elphelt )
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As a matter of fact, Ill take any opportunity to promote Anki to medical students. Anki is a spacedrepetition learning tool used by millions of people worldwide to memorize and retain information efficiently. A large proportion of USMLE aspirants in the United States use Anki as a core part of their preparation. I's unfortunate that such a powerful tool has not achieved wider adoption within the Indian medical education system despite its immense potential. The beauty of Anki is that it isn't limited to MBBS students. It remains equally valuable throughout a doctor's career. Even in residency, where learni is continuous and forgetting can have real consequences, Anki can serve as a powerful tool to consolidate knowledge and reduce the burden of repeated relearning. It's one of the most scientifically validated methods of remembering information. If you're someone who studies diligently but struggles with retention, recall, or remembering what you learned months ago, Anki is absolutely worth exploring. It has the potential to transform not just how you study for exams but how you learn medicine itself.
I want to say it out loud . There is no such thing as concepts in Medicine. It’s all memorization. So called ‘concepts’ is just memorising first and using that information to deduce something. You cannot deduce if you first don’t remember/memorise. Having good memory is pre requisite to be good at being a doctor. When a patient is coding - you can’t go online and check dose of ADR saying - I didn’t memorise it since I’m being conceptual in learning. Get off your high horse that concepts somehow make you superior to those memorise. Don’t detest memorisation. Embrace it.
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