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#282 Strava & Apartment Prices, Time Tax, Prank Calls & Special Ed Teacher, Michelin Inspectors (opens the original)
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Hello,As I was writing the snippet around Zvi’s piece for today’s post, I realised that writing these little snippets with every piece has slowly become something more for me.It has become the act where I try to articulate why I like something. What excited me about it. Why I thought it was worth sharing with this bunch of people.The actual content is in the links and snippets. But these little notes are where I get to explain my choices. And, strangely, I’ve learnt a great deal about my own cho
#281 Tools & Shape of Us, Kobuk the Destroyer, 1000 Feelings, Ordinary Abundance (opens the original)
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Hello,One of my most prized pick-ups from the Friends of the Library book sale at the Redwood City Library was this little book titled 1000 Feelings for Which There Are No Names.<img alt="" class="
#280 Setting the table, In defense of vertical drinking, An ode to Pirsig (opens the original)
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Hello,This intro part of every post is a bit like writing a diary entry every Sunday. I pour in whatever happens to be on top of my mind, without giving too much thought to whether any of it is relevant to you. In some ways, these little notes have become a nice chronicle of my life over the years.Over the last couple of weeks, I got stuck in something and, thankfully, managed to come out of it. A quick note here, followed by some very thoughtful messages and reach-outs from a few of you, helped
#279 Managing multiple interests, Faultline in India’s trust equation, Useful amount of risk (opens the original)
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Hello,As I settle into the new role (not entirely new, to be honest), I’m realising that my days are longer and busier than they’ve been in a long time.The commute is now shared between audiobooks, podcasts and the occasional call or interview. I expected the busyness, so that part isn’t a surprise. What I didn’t quite anticipate was how difficult it would be to find time for the newsletters, blogs and long reads I genuinely enjoy.As my mailbox piled up, I realised I needed to do something about
#278 Then Third Place: Then & Now, Temperature Zero of Culture, Dil Chahta Hai (opens the original)
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Every week, a few hundred of you open my emails and spend a few precious minutes with what I share here. I’ve met only a handful of you in person, and spoken to a few more over chats and emails. I’m curious about the rest of you. What brought you here? What makes you stay? What keeps you coming back week after week?Let’s chat, whenever you’re in the mood.Thank you, as always, for your time and company. A few random musings before we get to today’s curation.The Bulbul family flew away. A couple o
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