No. 32 | Seven things I want for my Fortress of Productive Solitude
There’s no way you’re going to complete delicate repairs on a Phantom Zone projector at an open-office desk in the Daily Planet bullpen.
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There’s no way you’re going to complete delicate repairs on a Phantom Zone projector at an open-office desk in the Daily Planet bullpen.
It strikes a different and more open tone than, say, “What we should do is…” or “The obvious course of action is…”
To work the plan. To be radically present in my own life.
Got to get into something new when you get dumped.
I have strong feelings about swag (also known as schwag, which, ew). The overall sentiment is: NO.
At any given moment part of my brain is on alert to help me avoid the following.
Everything counts in large amounts. Details add up. Even small things become big over time, after enough encounters with users.
1. The fear of my heart growing hard. 2. The fear that it already has.
I recently spent most of a weekend assembling IKEA furniture. It had me reflecting on experiences with assembling, building, and creating physical things over the years. Here are seven lessons I’ve learned from building things. 1. To not get in your own way. You have to think a few steps ahead with most builds. “Painting … continue
It’s important that the gratitude be organic, not automatic.
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