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The Liminal Space Between Change and Not-Change (opens the original)
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When in Doubt, Follow the Magic (opens the original)
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Some weeks ago, a dear friend of mine told me the story of how he stumbled upon a new obsession. He picked up a new book, mainly to kill time, only to later find himself reading it until 3 am, accepting the sleep deprivation that would most likely hit him at work the next day. He told me how he would come home after work, excited not to have any plans except to keep reading that book, and even more thrilled by the fact that he hadn’t felt this way in years.As an avid bookworm, I knew that feelin
The Way is Your Way (opens the original)
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Imagine it’s 450 BCE in Classical Greece and you feel lost in your life.You cannot reason your way out of the crossroads you’re at. You’re hungry for answers and direction to know which path is truly yours to live.So you travel for days to the only place that can help you: the Oracle of Delphi. You climb towards the Temple of Apollo, barely able to contain your anticipation.Finally, the god Apollo will tell you everything you want to know, but before you can even ask your question, you encounter
Discomfort is the New Luxury (opens the original)
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Imagine the faces of your ancestors on the second day of a hunt.Starving. Exhausted. Using every remaining ounce of strength to secure a kill that might keep their tribe alive for one more day.Now imagine their faces if they could see us.Sitting bored on the sofa, scrolling through a delivery app, ordering our second takeout of the day to arrive at the door in under ten minutes.Unable to wait in line for fifteen minutes without reaching for our phones.Too uncomfortable to confront a waiter about
Consistency is a Choice Problem (opens the original)
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Today I learned something about consistency while staring at a pot full of water on the stove.As I patiently waited for it to boil, I started thinking:The heat is already at its maximum temperature. The water is receiving all that heat. Yet nothing is visibly happening. If this were any other difficult endeavor in life, and minutes were years, most people would have turned off the heat by the end of minute one and called it quits. But of course, doing the same with my pot sounded crazy. If I did
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