Steve CarterThe island known as Eilean Ruairidh Mòr in Loch Maree this morning.
Bob Brill
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go-getter: plans without execution are play
Practical advice: effective boundary-setting uses clear, assertive communication. Hoping your usual situations aren't physically dangerous. https://geediting.com/gen-the-difference-between-people-who-command-respect-and-people-who-beg-for-it-comes-down-to-what-they-do-in-the-first-ten-seconds-after-someone-crosses-a-boundary/
The difference between people who command respect and people who beg for it comes down to what they do in the first ten seconds after someone crosses a boundary
We’ve all seen it happen. Someone says something dismissive in a meeting. Makes a joke at your expense. Talks over you like you’re not even in the room. And in the ten seconds that follow, you can see exactly who commands respect and who spends their life begging for it. It’s not about who yells … Continue reading "The difference between people who command respect and people who beg for it comes down to what they do in the first ten seconds after someone crosses a boundary"
AI as a tool for the masses to DIY direct code composition. Gift link https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/12/magazine/ai-coding-programming-jobs-claude-chatgpt.html?unlocked_article_code=1.SlA.I4z0.4N2VH5qHs7Xz&smid=nytcore-ios-share
The snappily named 'Allt a' Choire Dhuibh Mhor'. Beinn Eighe behind. Photo taken last week.
living w intention & curiosity https://geediting.com/jcb-a-y-5-things-people-who-maintain-razor-sharp-thinking-after-60-do-differently-and-none-of-them-involve-brain-training-apps/
5 things people who maintain razor-sharp thinking after 60 do differently, and none of them involve brain training apps
The sharpest minds after 60 share a handful of unglamorous habits that have nothing to do with puzzles, apps, or supplements — and everything to do with how they live.
Fun exercise in understanding changes in English by centuries, recorded by a fictional traveler https://www.deadlanguagesociety.com/p/how-far-back-in-time-understand-english
Helen Clayton
Winter solstice: a tranquil winter scene featuring a snowy field and trees, as pleasantly viewed during travel.
"Belonging...is active and reciprocal. It asks something of you and the community that receives you. Both parties must adjust, accommodate and be changed by the relationship. That mutual obligation is exactly what convenience culture does not tolerate and precisely what builds trust, respect, commitment and the emotional resilience we are losing." https://theconversation.com/the-price-of-belonging-is-inconvenience-are-we-still-willing-to-pay-it-270778
