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A (semi-regular) exploration of some of the most thought-provoking things I've found on my corner of the internet
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How will people know what you’re doing if you don’t tell them? Why I think this matters. (opens the original)
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This week’s food-for-thought prompt (as part of my series where each week I revisit conversations I’ve had on social media1) is:Prompt #6/52:How will people know what you’re doing if you don’t tell them? Why I think this matters.This is a really hard lesson I had to learn at work over the years, and I think you really can apply it to life. I know we all chafe at those LinkedIn posts, the ones that in a good faith reading are just informi
The case for a Humanities degree (opens the original)
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This is week 5 (of 52, aiming for a full year) in my “revisiting topics I’ve discussed online over the years” project, which, to be honest, feels very humanities-coded. If you want to read the previous prompts to get your brain going:Prompt 1: Who/what is on your priorities list?Prompt 2: Do you retain what you read? Does it matter?Prompt 3: Do you know what you
Liberated from the shackles of having to have a dream job (opens the original)
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Welcome to week 4 (of 52) of me going through my old TikTok videos to see what ideas, questions, and thought-starters are still (or even more) relevant now, as a way to push back on the algorithmic pressure to let ideas fade into the endless scroll!One bit of housekeeping: if you’re a paid sub, you get access to my monthly virtual bookclub! We’re picking the book now for September, and starting in Sept, I will be adding another meet up for European timezone people! So if you’re interested, pleas
Prompt #3/52: Do you know what you don’t know? (opens the original)
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Welcome to week 3 of me going through my old internet videos to find thought-starter prompts that still resonate and provoke. This week’s is something I cite regularly!If you want these prompts in your inbox weekly, subscribe or send to someone who you think would like this!<div
Prompt #2/52: Do you retain what you read? Does it matter? (opens the original)
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Welcome to week 2 of my project of revisiting old videos I posted online for newfound relevance, resonance, and curiosity. And also as a way to challenge the algorithm that wants these ideas to disappear into an endless scroll void!Send this to someone who you think might want a weekly thought-provoking prompt in their inbox!<input class="button primary" type="submit" va
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