The article explores the existence of zero-sum and abundance scenarios, emphasizing how cultivating an abundant mindset can result in personal growth, good vibes, and happiness. It highlights common confusions between these scenarios and suggests that cognitive biases and distortions often lead to zero-sum thinking. Providing examples from everyday life and popular culture, it suggests embracing abundance thinking to overcome cognitive fallacies, offering concrete ways to address zero-sum mental traps and promote solutions benefitting everyone involved.
I’ve just started learning songs by listening, singing, and then playing them (on guitar). I have done this in the past, but accidentally. (Please check out another quick lesson, Play what you sing, Sing what you play!) Sing the Tune First, or Learn it By Ear on Guitar I always would skip the singing part […]