STORY SCIENTIST

@NeilKollipara What are your thoughts on it? Would love to hear

@StoryScientist_ I think it’s worth coming back to!

I’ve been gone for over a year I came across so many cool people here Is this place worth coming back to? I guess it’s X now and Elon renamed it because he already had the domain lollll I like Twitter better

@M___E135 Thank you for being here!

@StoryScientist_ Welcome back 😎

@M___E135 @robertoblake We will fight together 💪🏼

@StoryScientist_ @robertoblake I thought I was the only one this happened to 🤔

On a scale of 1-10, how positive is your timeline? 👇🏾👇🏾

@jackmoses0 Just got back on here after about a year of enjoying present moments and your posts have been popping up. Liking what you’re about Jack. Happy to share the space

Admitting you don’t know is the first sign of wisdom.

@ItsKieranDrew First one I recognized on the timeline! So happy to see you’ve made the career move work out man.

Writing is the most powerful skill you can learn online. It’s great for attracting an audience and scaling your business. But most people suck at it. They think it’s because writing is hard. But here’s the real reason why (that few people consider): You’re not learning how to write. You’re learning how to think. Unexplored, your thoughts are chaotic. They pop in and out in a non-linear fashion at a million miles an hour. Writing is how you capture these thoughts. But paper is unforgiving. Your ideas need to be presented clearly, elegantly, and logically. You can’t hide poor thinking when it’s staring back at you on the screen. You’ll get better with consistent writing. I did. But my progress only accelerated when I focused on surrounding habits. • Read often • Walk daily • Meditate • Journal • Study mental models and biases • Have more intelligent conversations If this sounds like work, it’s because it is. Writing is the hardest communication technique but also the most rewarding. Most people quit, and that’s why you shouldn’t. Think of it like being a mental athlete. Ninety percent of your results come from your actions outside of gameday. To write well, think more. Cheers for reading, @itskierandrew

@extoldirector I’ll give you the full report don’t you worry!

@StoryScientist_ Always wanted to visit. Enjoy!

Landed in Brazil. Story collecting for 2 weeks

@words_breakfast Yes!! Meeting my gfs dad for the first time!

@StoryScientist_ Brazil?! One of my top countries visit one day 🙌🏽 Have fun ✨✨✨

@Renshawhd Minas!

@StoryScientist_ Which part of Brazil will you be living in?

@ChrisCuilla Don’t contribute as much as they *can

@ChrisCuilla With you on value. Feels a bit sad to me how many able bodies and minds purposely don’t contribute.

Tell me your opinion, Is the concept of “retirement” a net positive or negative for society?

@Jim_Carbaugh You think this is the current majority consensus in for example the United States?

@StoryScientist_ It's the wrong word, concept, and ideology. It's not the way anymore.... Everyone can give until they die. We move on, not retire. JMO

@IanShen I completely get the framework part. Same page there. The majority of people are probably not prepared to create their own framework.

@Creative_Ark_AP True… It’s sort of changing in terms of actual word meaning along with life meaning

@StoryScientist_ I think retirement means something different to the generations that came before us. My parents worked menial, laborious jobs, that were physically and mentally draining. Seeking an end to that is understandable. But if we're doing work that is meaningful, why should it end?

@AlexCookThinks I like the passing of the torch part. Do you think it also gives people helpful parameters on life. Like even if negative in some ways it provides tasks, goals, challenges, and hope?

@StoryScientist_ Net positive. Yes, the idea of postponing your entire life for a "happily ever after" future is bad. But the energetic young will benefit from the elders' wisdom and use it to innovate. Passing on the torch to the next generation is a valuable role in humanity.

@CKoebing Selling a dream?

@StoryScientist_ Retirement is a lie. Dropped over by society to keep you in the hamster wheel.

@SuvadeepPaul2 Cool angle to look at it. Health degrades fast in retirement too

@ThatWriterJon Interesting how social norms can go unchecked for so long