Propósitos que Perduram: Cinco Princípios Antigos para um Ano Verdadeiro

Esqueça as listas de resoluções que morrem em fevereiro. Este guia volta às fontes da filosofia, da psicologia clássica e da sabedoria ancestral para ajudá-lo a construir mudanças que não dependem de motivação — mas de verdade.

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Word of the Day #133: Grit
Part of Speech: Noun

Definitions:

1. Courage and resolve; strength of character that enables someone to persevere through challenges.
2. Steadfast determination to pursue long-term goals despite obstacles, setbacks, or failures.

Usage Example:
"Her grit helped her finish the marathon even after twisting her ankle at mile 20."

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Word of the Day #134: Turnover
Part of Speech: Noun

Definitions:

The rate at which employees leave a company and are replaced by new hires.

The process of replacing or replenishing staff within an organization.

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Word of the Day #131: Cathartic
Part of Speech: Adjective

Definitions:

Relating to the release of strong emotions, often providing psychological relief.

Cleansing or purging, especially in a medical or emotional sense.

Word Of The Day 128 'Hermeneutic'
noun

1 : Relating to the theory or practice of interpretation, especially of texts or language.
2 : A method or approach used to understand and explain the meaning of complex ideas or works.

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Word Of The Day 127 'to a T'
idiomatic phrase
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1 : in every detail; perfectly
2 : to perfection; exactly
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Word Of The Day 126
'mob'
noun
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1 : a large and disorderly crowd of people
2 : a large number of people
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Word Of The Day 125
'griffin'
noun
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1 : a mythical animal typically having the head, forepart, and wings of an eagle and the body, hind legs, and tail of a lion
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Word Of The Day 124
'noteworthy'
adjective
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1 : attracting attention especially because of some special excellence
2 : deserving attention because of being important or interesting
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Word Of The Day 123
'ascertain'
verb
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1 : to find out or learn with certainty
2 : to discover something
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Word Of The Day 122
'red herring'
noun
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1 : something that distracts attention from the real issue
2 : something that leads people away from the main point in a discussion
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Word Of The Day 121
'copious'
adjective
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1 : plentiful in number
2 : profuse or exuberant in words, expression, or style
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Word Of The Day 120
'syndicate'
noun
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1 : organized crime
2 : a general term encompassing most forms of criminal groups
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Word Of The Day 119
'scumbag'
noun
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1 : a dirty or despicable person
2 : a very unpleasant person who has done something dishonest or unacceptable
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Word Of The Day 118
'unfettered'
adjective
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1 : not controlled or restricted
2 : not limited by rules or any other controlling influence
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Word Of The Day 117
'disheveled'
noun
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1 : (of people or their appearance) very untidy
2 : marked by disorder or disarray
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Word Of The Day 116
'contempt'
noun
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1 : the act of despising
2 : lack of respect or reverence for something
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Word Of The Day 115
'abhorrent'
adjective
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1 : causing or deserving strong dislike or hatred
2 : utterly opposed, or contrary, or in conflict (usually followed by to)
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Word Of The Day 114
'rile up'
verb
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1 : to get someone excited and angry
2 : to cause someone or some group to become particularly excited and animated
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Word Of The Day 113
'mothball'
verb
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1 : to deactivate (something, such as a ship) and prevent deterioration chiefly by dehumidification
2 : to withdraw from use or service and keep in reserve : put aside
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