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Reading as the goal
Many of us set out to make a goal of reading more. So we use habit trackers to build up a habit without addressing the real goal.
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Treasure — making worth of the fleeting
The things we treasure are rarely of any true value. And we all know it. We just can’t seem to help doing it anyway.
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Not Worth the Wait
We wanted to eat there. But the reduced hours and the lengthened line made it impossible. So we went somewhere else.
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Weekly bread daily
Americans don’t have a daily bread culture. We don’t shop daily. We set things up for the week. Which means we miss the point.
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The no longer secret
The surprise of finding a secret place that is no longer so secret. And what we do when disappointment is not the plan.
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Return to the water
I grew up on the water. I feel a constant pull from it to return. Like a beacon, drawing me to it, wanting to be near it.
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So many options
The enemy of the good isn’t just the perfect. It is any attempt to avoid doing the work. And still changing our minds.
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Is doing something always right?
People are always looking for the right action. Saying “we must do something.” But what is really behind the suggestion?