#personal-development

#personal-development

Sunday Assembly Silicon Valley is a radically inclusive, secular nonprofit community that aims to help individuals 'live better' through inspiring ideas, encourage community action to 'help often,' and foster connections for 'wonder more.' Monthly meetings feature live music, TED-style talks, and activities for family and self-improvement.

Almost everything in life now feels monetized, from birth to death, with every aspect of existence having a price tag attached, even relationships and joy.

Traveling alone can be an enriching experience that reveals personal preferences and the joy of independence. The right gear enhances safety and comfort during solo trips.

True purpose starts with what lights you up, not what serves others. Selfish purpose often leads to the most authentic generosity.

To ensure you stay informed, pick a time to focus on the news without distractions and decide how much time you can devote to it. A concentrated 15-minute block is often sufficient.

Memorizing names requires commitment and effort. Each attempt at learning names improves retention, as demonstrated by personal experiences of gradual progress in memorization.

Dance has always been a part of me, even when I was a baby. AileyCamp has cultivated my confidence and passion for performing.

Anger can act as a signal that our needs are unmet, serving as a motivator for constructive change when understood as part of our core values.

When someone critiques your design, it's like a little alarm goes off in your brain. You might want to argue or just shut down.

Your habits aren't just what you do. They're who you become. Every action is a vote for the type of person you want to be.

Luck often shows up disguised as a conversation, connection, or new idea. Put yourself in environments (online and offline) where randomness can reach you.

Procrastination is simply putting things off. We all procrastinate sometimes. But let's face it, some of us put things off more than others.

Most people take way too long to make decisions. They get mired down in the analysis because they are afraid of regret.

The ultimate message I hope to communicate is that the sober life can be orders of magnitude more fun than the intoxicated life.