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Blake Miner

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QUESTIONS THAT WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE(STYLE)

Simple prompts intended to help align you along your way.

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  • POST BY : Blake Miner
  • October 16, 2024

29 Killer Quotes About Life Direction: A Traveler’s Collection

Quotes About Life Direction
You arrive at a crossroads. The path to your left looks worn and easy to travel. To your right, it’s rocky with overgrown thorns and tangled vines. But something inside you screams “adventure”. Which way do you turn? In life, we’re faced with tough decisions like this often. Which direction is best for you right now? Do you strategize and take the easy road to gain momentum, then circle back and take the other
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  • POST BY : Blake Miner
  • October 1, 2024

Intrinsic vs Extrinsic Goals: What’s Pulling You Through Life?

Intrinsic vs Extrinsic Goals
I’ve been thinking a lot recently about goal setting and the different types of goals—especially since a flâneur is by definition without a set goal or aim. As a student, I spent time doing research on this topic and ultimately published a dissertation related to intrinsic and extrinsic goals. Before we kick things off, let’s break down the difference between intrinsic vs extrinsic goals: Intrinsic goals are driven by internal motivations, focusing on personal
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Practical Flânerie

  • POST BY : Blake Miner
  • October 1, 2024

11 Famous Thinkers from History Who Were Habitual Walkers

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Walking in solitude provides a chance to explore, quiet our minds, mull over ideas and conceive new concepts. The very act is a counter to the relentless pace of life in modern society where we’re overstimulated and bombarded with information, requests and notifications. And as history has shown us, some of the greatest thinkers and creators were also habitual walkers. From Aristotle to Beethoven to Henry David Thoreau, here are some famous thinkers from
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Walking, Practical Flânerie

  • POST BY : Blake Miner
  • October 15, 2024

Nonconformity Quotes: 18 Stark Reminders to Follow Your Own Path

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We all know that one person who marches to the beat of their own drummer. They don’t seem to care what others think and live their life according to their own standards. It takes courage to be a nonconfirmist, but it can also be incredibly liberating. After living as a nomadic flaneur for the past 6 years, I’ve crossed paths with many unique characters who fit this description. In their own way, each of
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  • POST BY : Blake Miner
  • October 1, 2024

Flânerie Definition: What Does the Word Actually Mean?

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I just realized that nowhere on this site is there a proper definition of flânerie, so here it is. As I’m able to live it more and more in my life, I’ll be better able to define it. For now, consider this an evolving work in progress. What is Flânerie? Before we answer this, let’s get two other definitions out of the way first: Flâner (v, French) : to saunter aimlessly Flâneur (n, French)
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Terminology, Practical Flânerie

  • POST BY : Blake Miner
  • November 28, 2024

The Infinite Versions of You (and Everyone Around You)

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1. Different Versions of You  In the book “One, No One and One Hundred Thousand” (Original Italian: Uno, Nessuno e Centomila), the main character is struck with a sudden, haunting epiphany:  Inside the imagination of every person he comes across exists a different version of himself—a version that’s a mismatch of his own self-image.  He realizes “he” was only “him” to himself. Everyone around him had created their own copy of him in their
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