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Thinking Backwards Can Change Your Life(engineeryourexistence.com)
3 points by benoitmalige 2y ago|0 comments
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by benoitmalige 2y ago
It seems as if there are shared ideas, but to call it a copy/rewrite is quite a stretch.
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Why 'Follow Your Passion' Is the Worst Advice You'll Ever Get(engineeryourexistence.com)
9 points by benoitmalige 2y ago|2 comments
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Dear America, I'm breaking up with you(engineeryourexistence.com)
2 points by benoitmalige 2y ago|1 comments
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The Flawed Equation of Happiness–and How to Fix It(engineeryourexistence.com)
2 points by benoitmalige 2y ago|0 comments
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Please Don't Open This(engineeryourexistence.com)
1 points by benoitmalige 2y ago|1 comments
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The Art of Observant Living and the Currency of Words(engineeryourexistence.com)
1 points by benoitmalige 2y ago|0 comments
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by benoitmalige 2y ago
Glad you hated it :) thanks for reading
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by benoitmalige 2y ago
Life is never really "figured out". But much easier now
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by benoitmalige 2y ago
I appreciate the feedback. It's always interesting to see how perspectives on a theme can change over time.
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by benoitmalige 2y ago
I appreciate your feedback, especially knowing your background in video game design. The hook of my article was inspired by personal experiences, but the themes of overcoming past traumas and building self-worth are also relevant to a wider
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by benoitmalige 2y ago
I appreciate you taking the time to read! Would you mind expanding a bit? Not entirely sure what addiction you are referring to.
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Life is a Game that you can learn by learning these rules(engineeryourexistence.com)
18 points by benoitmalige 2y ago|15 comments
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Life Is a Game. Learn These Rules – Win at Life(the-simulation-strategists.beehiiv.com)
2 points by benoitmalige 2y ago|0 comments
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The Counterintuitive Approach to Problem-Solving You Probably Aren't Using(the-simulation-strategists.beehiiv.com)
5 points by benoitmalige 2y ago|1 comments
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by benoitmalige 2y ago
Forget everything you know about problem solving.
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To Solve a Problem, You Must First Forget(the-simulation-strategists.beehiiv.com)
1 points by benoitmalige 2y ago|1 comments
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by benoitmalige 2y ago
Much appreciated
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by benoitmalige 2y ago
Sorry it feels that way. I promise you I'm real, and the newsletter takes me time to write. I'll take that as a compliment :)
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by benoitmalige 2y ago
You’ve touched on something profound here—our interaction with knowledge is dynamic, not static. A book that speaks to us today might whisper different wisdom 5 years from now, as we grow and our perspectives shift.
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by benoitmalige 2y ago
First off, thank you for your comment, and your compliment is very much appreciated. I can relate to what you're describing and can only speak from my own journey. The recurring thought of needing change haunted me for years. Financial
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by benoitmalige 2y ago
Thank you for your insight. I completely agree—my journey and the lessons I’ve learned are deeply personal and not one-size-fits-all solutions. Embracing imperfect action has been a significant step for me, far better than letting procrasti
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by benoitmalige 2y ago
You raise an excellent point, and it's true that everyone's circumstances are unique. In my case, my family is in another country, and my pursuit of the American dream led me to work so intensely that I overlooked the simple act o
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by benoitmalige 2y ago
Thanks so much, Exuma! It’s really encouraging to hear that the article struck a chord with you. Sometimes the hardest ideas to convey are the ones that matter most, and it’s awesome to know it resonated. Here’s to hoping it helps more peop
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by benoitmalige 2y ago
Muchas gracias. Your words mean a lot to me. It's one thing to step out of the comfort zone, and another to share that journey openly. I'm glad you liked the article, and I hope it can inspire courage in others as well.
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by benoitmalige 2y ago
Thank you for pointing out the spelling mistake. Your skepticism is valid; advice should be considered carefully, especially when it’s based on personal experiences that might not be universally applicable. My letters are less about instruc
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by benoitmalige 2y ago
I appreciate your perspective — it's always good to approach definitive statements with a healthy dose of skepticism. My articles are really personal reflections, a way for me to process and sort through my own thoughts. When I'm
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by benoitmalige 2y ago
The brain's tendency to conserve energy does play a part in substance addiction, reinforcing behaviors that provide a high reward for little effort. However, this model overlooks the complexity of addiction, which involves not just the
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by benoitmalige 2y ago
Good point. Nothing is without risk, and it doesn't always lead to success. Every jump, impulsive or calculated, has its own set of outcomes and consequences, and it's important to consider both sides.
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by benoitmalige 2y ago
Thank you for sharing your thoughts. My writing is a method for me to navigate and clarify my own journey of introspection and growth. "You" is often a reflection of myself in the mirror of words. Whether it strikes a chord with o

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