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because in order to get the best of both, you have to you have to be intentional about it .
or the intentional burning of the forest
- where variables are not as complex - the study found intentional thought and research
According to the Treaty, Antarctica belongs to everyone, but the Treaty itself has an intentional hole.
A few deep intentional breaths can shift your entire psychological state in a matter of just seconds.
A few deep, intentional breaths can shift your entire psychological state in a matter of just seconds.
I've definitely changed, but it wasn't intentional.
I've definitely changed, but it wasn't intentional.
It's about experiencing the world and our own bodies in a way that is slow, steady, and intentional.
It's about experiencing the world and our own bodies in a way that is slow, steady, and intentional.
One of the ways we can overcome this is by creating intentional moments in our meetings for the water cooler effect.
One of the ways we can overcome this is by creating intentional moments in our meetings for the water cooler effect.
That's the opposite of what it feels like to be going towards a goal that's open ended, that's intentional, but fluid and free.
That's the opposite of what it feels like to be going towards a goal that's open-ended, that's intentional but fluid and free.
It's built on a lot of very intentional kind of social engineering, centuries if not decades back, where if you're a young woman, for example, in a classroom, if it's a technical, if it's physics, if it's mathematical, if it's engineering related, the idea that that's something you might not get just by virtue of who you are and the fact that it's really hard for you to actually see that any other woman has ever done maths or physics, engineering or technology before you, all of that then gets in the way of building fluency.
It's built on a lot of very intentional kind of social engineering centuries, if not decades, back where if you're a young woman, for example, in a classroom, if it's a technical, if it's physics, if it's mathematical, if it's engineering-related, the idea that that's something you might not get just as a by virtue of who you are and the fact that you it's really hard for you to actually see that any other woman has ever done maths or physics, engineering, or technology before you, all of that then gets in the way of building fluency.