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You must… become accountable for what you produce if you want the freedom to improve how you do so.
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…as opportunities become less available, we lose freedoms. And we hate to lose the freedoms we already have; what’s more this is principally true of important freedoms.
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…when free choice is limited or threatened, the need to retain our freedoms makes us want them… significantly more than before.
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The tendency to fight for every liberty and against every restriction might be best understood… as a quest for information.
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When something becomes less available, our freedom to have it is limited, and we experience an increased desire for it.
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It’s only by making the fundamentals of life easier that you can create the mental space needed for free thinking and creativity.
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Nearly two-thirds of all employed workers, both women and men, say they’d rather own their own business for the freedom that would give them to control their time.
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…research has found that when people have a sense of choice and control over what they do with their free time, they are more likely to get into flow, that engrossing and timeless state that some call peak human experience.
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Who you are should be a question of what you value, not what you believe. Values are your core principles in life – they might be excellence and generosity, freedom and fairness, or security and integrity.
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When we’re willing to update our ideas of who our partners are, it can give them freedom to evolve and our relationships room to grow.
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