Taylin John Simmonds
@taylinsimmonds.bsky.social
Training the next generation of ghostwriters @Growthghosts | Building brands for coaches & founders http://Ghostlii.com | Ex-college teacher turned writer
The science:
Your left nostril activates the calming parasympathetic system.
Your right nostril fires up the energizing sympathetic system.
By switching between both, you create balance.
Feeling anxious? This will ground you.
Feeling low? This will lift you.
One simple practice with big impact.
Your left nostril activates the calming parasympathetic system.
Your right nostril fires up the energizing sympathetic system.
By switching between both, you create balance.
Feeling anxious? This will ground you.
Feeling low? This will lift you.
One simple practice with big impact.
February 20, 2025 at 1:11 PM
The science:
Your left nostril activates the calming parasympathetic system.
Your right nostril fires up the energizing sympathetic system.
By switching between both, you create balance.
Feeling anxious? This will ground you.
Feeling low? This will lift you.
One simple practice with big impact.
Your left nostril activates the calming parasympathetic system.
Your right nostril fires up the energizing sympathetic system.
By switching between both, you create balance.
Feeling anxious? This will ground you.
Feeling low? This will lift you.
One simple practice with big impact.
You prefer working alone.
Introverts love processing thoughts individually. Group work forces us to sacrifice this.
Extroverts rely on short-term memory for quick thinking.
Introverts pull from long-term memory, making our thoughts more complex and needing time to develop.
Introverts love processing thoughts individually. Group work forces us to sacrifice this.
Extroverts rely on short-term memory for quick thinking.
Introverts pull from long-term memory, making our thoughts more complex and needing time to develop.
February 19, 2025 at 1:15 PM
You prefer working alone.
Introverts love processing thoughts individually. Group work forces us to sacrifice this.
Extroverts rely on short-term memory for quick thinking.
Introverts pull from long-term memory, making our thoughts more complex and needing time to develop.
Introverts love processing thoughts individually. Group work forces us to sacrifice this.
Extroverts rely on short-term memory for quick thinking.
Introverts pull from long-term memory, making our thoughts more complex and needing time to develop.
You enjoy being alone for long periods.
Introverts can spend days or weeks without speaking to anyone and feel perfectly normal.
You might feel lonely and interact with people occasionally, but you enjoy and prefer having your space most of the time.
Introverts can spend days or weeks without speaking to anyone and feel perfectly normal.
You might feel lonely and interact with people occasionally, but you enjoy and prefer having your space most of the time.
February 19, 2025 at 1:15 PM
You enjoy being alone for long periods.
Introverts can spend days or weeks without speaking to anyone and feel perfectly normal.
You might feel lonely and interact with people occasionally, but you enjoy and prefer having your space most of the time.
Introverts can spend days or weeks without speaking to anyone and feel perfectly normal.
You might feel lonely and interact with people occasionally, but you enjoy and prefer having your space most of the time.
In the 1960s, psychologist Hans Eysenck expanded Jung's ideas.
He argued the key difference lies in how we recharge:
• Extroverts recharge through socializing
• Introverts recharge through solitude
He argued the key difference lies in how we recharge:
• Extroverts recharge through socializing
• Introverts recharge through solitude
February 19, 2025 at 1:15 PM
In the 1960s, psychologist Hans Eysenck expanded Jung's ideas.
He argued the key difference lies in how we recharge:
• Extroverts recharge through socializing
• Introverts recharge through solitude
He argued the key difference lies in how we recharge:
• Extroverts recharge through socializing
• Introverts recharge through solitude
Introversion & extroversion were first coined by Carl Jung in the 1920s.
According to Jung, an extrovert seeks stimulation from the outside world. An introvert turns their energy inward.
Jung believed no one is 100% extroverted or introverted. We carry both traits.
According to Jung, an extrovert seeks stimulation from the outside world. An introvert turns their energy inward.
Jung believed no one is 100% extroverted or introverted. We carry both traits.
February 19, 2025 at 1:15 PM
Introversion & extroversion were first coined by Carl Jung in the 1920s.
According to Jung, an extrovert seeks stimulation from the outside world. An introvert turns their energy inward.
Jung believed no one is 100% extroverted or introverted. We carry both traits.
According to Jung, an extrovert seeks stimulation from the outside world. An introvert turns their energy inward.
Jung believed no one is 100% extroverted or introverted. We carry both traits.
Now I'm glad to be back in Canada for a while building my ghostwriting agency.
Why?
Because this business is the reason I've been able to travel in the first place.
8-10 months of building. 2-4 months of travel is my sweet spot.
Why?
Because this business is the reason I've been able to travel in the first place.
8-10 months of building. 2-4 months of travel is my sweet spot.
February 18, 2025 at 1:15 PM
Now I'm glad to be back in Canada for a while building my ghostwriting agency.
Why?
Because this business is the reason I've been able to travel in the first place.
8-10 months of building. 2-4 months of travel is my sweet spot.
Why?
Because this business is the reason I've been able to travel in the first place.
8-10 months of building. 2-4 months of travel is my sweet spot.
“It is better to travel one mile than to read a thousand books."
—Confucius
I love traveling. Travel truly changes you.
Not just because of what you see, but because of how it makes you see your own world differently & opens your perspective to appreciate different cultures.
—Confucius
I love traveling. Travel truly changes you.
Not just because of what you see, but because of how it makes you see your own world differently & opens your perspective to appreciate different cultures.
February 18, 2025 at 1:15 PM
“It is better to travel one mile than to read a thousand books."
—Confucius
I love traveling. Travel truly changes you.
Not just because of what you see, but because of how it makes you see your own world differently & opens your perspective to appreciate different cultures.
—Confucius
I love traveling. Travel truly changes you.
Not just because of what you see, but because of how it makes you see your own world differently & opens your perspective to appreciate different cultures.
4/ Forget cars and taxis. Pucallpa (in Peru) is a “tut-tut” city.
Tut-tut is basically a motorbike with a carriage attached.
I saw an entire family (2 parents + 2 kids) on a single tut-tut…with no helmets.
Safe to say nobody ever had to worry about traffic in rush hours.
Tut-tut is basically a motorbike with a carriage attached.
I saw an entire family (2 parents + 2 kids) on a single tut-tut…with no helmets.
Safe to say nobody ever had to worry about traffic in rush hours.
February 18, 2025 at 1:15 PM
4/ Forget cars and taxis. Pucallpa (in Peru) is a “tut-tut” city.
Tut-tut is basically a motorbike with a carriage attached.
I saw an entire family (2 parents + 2 kids) on a single tut-tut…with no helmets.
Safe to say nobody ever had to worry about traffic in rush hours.
Tut-tut is basically a motorbike with a carriage attached.
I saw an entire family (2 parents + 2 kids) on a single tut-tut…with no helmets.
Safe to say nobody ever had to worry about traffic in rush hours.
3/ In Peru, I met a maestro who told me:
“There’s a plant diet for almost any illness.”
He healed his arthritis by spending 30 days sealed alone in a hut, enduring excruciating pain after drinking a specific plant.
Mother nature's pharmacy is untapped.
“There’s a plant diet for almost any illness.”
He healed his arthritis by spending 30 days sealed alone in a hut, enduring excruciating pain after drinking a specific plant.
Mother nature's pharmacy is untapped.
February 18, 2025 at 1:15 PM
3/ In Peru, I met a maestro who told me:
“There’s a plant diet for almost any illness.”
He healed his arthritis by spending 30 days sealed alone in a hut, enduring excruciating pain after drinking a specific plant.
Mother nature's pharmacy is untapped.
“There’s a plant diet for almost any illness.”
He healed his arthritis by spending 30 days sealed alone in a hut, enduring excruciating pain after drinking a specific plant.
Mother nature's pharmacy is untapped.