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2. Make Mistakes (Fire)
Focus: Embrace failure as a learning tool.
Approach: Mistakes ignite insight. Deliberately challenge yourself and learn from your errors.
Action: Reflect on what went wrong and why.
Example: Attempt a difficult problem before being taught the solution.
— Aug 01, 2025 04:18AM
Focus: Embrace failure as a learning tool.
Approach: Mistakes ignite insight. Deliberately challenge yourself and learn from your errors.
Action: Reflect on what went wrong and why.
Example: Attempt a difficult problem before being taught the solution.
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5. Change (The Quintessential Element)
Focus: Transform yourself by adopting better habits of thinking.
Approach: Thinking can always improve. Reinvent your methods.
Action: Reflect regularly on how you think and look for ways to grow.
Example: Try new ways of learning or solving problems that push your comfort zone.
— Aug 01, 2025 04:18AM
Focus: Transform yourself by adopting better habits of thinking.
Approach: Thinking can always improve. Reinvent your methods.
Action: Reflect regularly on how you think and look for ways to grow.
Example: Try new ways of learning or solving problems that push your comfort zone.
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4. Follow the Flow of Ideas (Water)
Focus: Think through the process and build connections.
Approach: Let ideas evolve and influence one another.
Action: Extend and adapt ideas to new situations.
Example: Take a solved problem and modify it: What if conditions were different?
— Aug 01, 2025 04:18AM
Focus: Think through the process and build connections.
Approach: Let ideas evolve and influence one another.
Action: Extend and adapt ideas to new situations.
Example: Take a solved problem and modify it: What if conditions were different?
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3. Raise Questions (Air)
Focus: Constantly generate thoughtful questions.
Approach: Questions open the mind and guide thinking.
Action: Ask both broad and specific questions to clarify and probe ideas.
Example: Instead of memorizing, ask, “What if…?” or “How does this connect to…?”
— Aug 01, 2025 04:18AM
Focus: Constantly generate thoughtful questions.
Approach: Questions open the mind and guide thinking.
Action: Ask both broad and specific questions to clarify and probe ideas.
Example: Instead of memorizing, ask, “What if…?” or “How does this connect to…?”
Didi Ujhelyiova
is 81% done
1. Understand Deeply (Earth)
Focus: Build strong foundations.
Approach: Don’t just skim the surface. Break things down to their most basic parts and understand why they work.
Action: Ask "Why?" and "What does this really mean?"
Example: Study the core principles before jumping to advanced applications.
— Aug 01, 2025 04:18AM
Focus: Build strong foundations.
Approach: Don’t just skim the surface. Break things down to their most basic parts and understand why they work.
Action: Ask "Why?" and "What does this really mean?"
Example: Study the core principles before jumping to advanced applications.
