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For years, they sold run-of-mill goods but did better than most stores. Jerry analyzed prices from suppliers. Then, he identified margins and resold supplies to small retailers for a profit. He also had graphs and analytics on the earnings per square foot of his store. Jerry maximized everything.

But we underestimate our brains. Often, we perceive the physical world as more important than our mental one, and we ignore that how we feel and think has a very real impact on our physical reality.

I have a statistical background, though never in my life, I’ve worked with statistics. I got rusty; I mean, short fragments exist about what is MSE, AUC, etc., but that is it. I have to start almost from 0 if I’d want to progress further (statistical courses I took in University were 10 years ago).

We like to pretend we’re at the mercy of our brains — that through no fault of our own, we forgot to buy milk at the grocery store, that we acted weirdly at a party for no reason, that Twitter has us hostage and doom-scrolling.

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We are all working very hard and feel like we do not have enough time for activities, which we enjoy or for people that we love. And data science is not everything. So commit to personal data science projects outside your job only if you truly want to accomplish them. If you do not feel like doing so that is totally fine. I am sure your corporate job will provide you the opportunity to grow anyway. But if you want to have a slight boost and have a great project idea, simply go for it!

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Koch, the CEO of investment-manager KAM South, parsed Buffett’s comments during 11 of his shareholder meetings between 1999 and 2019 and identified the key recurring themes.

Just take the phrase “sticks and stones will break my bones, but names can never hurt me.” It’s categorically untrue, and we all know it — the words we use affect our minds, which affect our bodies.

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SetState is useful in only local scope. If a widget is changing it’s own state, then SetState is 100% what you want to use, without worrying about anything else. For instance, perhaps you’re storing if a switch is toggled on, or off — or maybe you’re storing what a text field has typed into it. SetState in unbeatable for local scope, and you really shouldn’t consider any other packages.

It’s worth noting that all of the standard rules of good first impressions still apply here — body language, tone, and eye contact are all still important. You can’t just say “celestial” and be done. But the very words we use are often overlooked in the quest to make a perfect first impression, even though they can be vital.

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That’s why this is such an effective technique. It’s easy, and most of us don’t do it today, at least not on purpose. Just by ensuring your language stays positive and doesn’t stray into negative wording when you speak with someone for the first time, you can help tip the complicated mental algebra someone else is doing to try to figure out whether they like you or not in your favor. All it takes is some positive language.

Word choice sounds simple, but it’s also simple to ignore. We underestimate the power of words at our peril — they have very real consequences on how we perceive ourselves, and how others perceive us.