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The Myth of the Quick Fix
The thing about the myth of the quick fix is that we get that its a myth. But we don’t fully appreciate the scope of it.
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Always looking for the right thing
What is the right thing to do? Always the question. Strangely never really solved. Because it is never the only question.
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Something a little more than nothing
When choosing between things, it often seems all of the things or none of them. Can’t we ever have some of the things?
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Clarity—the misunderstood gift
It is valuable to gain clarity on any subject. And in your life. But the pursuit of clarity can be something else…
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Parallel Habit Tracking
As a veteran habit tracker, I’ve found parts of the process split my attention. Here’s how I’ve made it better.
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Ordering Pizza
We often treat the “old ways” as simple and the new as complex. But this takes for granted just how much we took for granted.
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Material — how we separate ourselves from our values
We often treat thinking as separate from doing. As if the two can be separated. And as if the real world didn’t matter.
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Making Mojitos
I’ve rediscovered the mojito. It’s one of my favorite drinks. Light, sweet. Perfect for summer. And learning.