Brandon Dang
@bdang
Brandon Dang
Of this there can be no question — creative work requires a loyalty as complete as the loyalty of water to the force of gravity. A person trudging through the wilderness of creation who does not know this — who does not swallow this — is lost. He who does not crave that roofless place eternity should stay at home. Such a person is perfectly worthy,... See more
Mary Oliver • Mary Oliver: The Artist’s Task
Listening to Edith Piaf in Oppert’s presence, a 65-year-old man with A.L.S., a former boxer, removes his oxygen mask to sing along and proclaim: “I’m in the ring. I’m strong enough to fight!”
How the Sound of Music Can Be Healing. Literally.
Live OMA Covers | Chill Hip-Hop Instrumental Mix | Lofi Jazz Beats
youtube.comCovering their favorite Hip Hop songs, by a babbling creek with sheep grazing in the background
Michael Cassidy on LinkedIn: Mobility is a waste of time ...if you don't care about the quality of… | 133 comments
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Stretching: for those who can’t sit still/need to be doing something productive even when theyre resting
Embracing Healthy Ambition | Q&A With Gena Gorlin | #269
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Community rock monster on one of my favorite hikes. Every time I go, this guy looks a lil different 🥲
Of course Schubert might not be the right prescription, and finding the proper dose takes experimentation. Why is it that one Bach suite calms a teenager with severe autism, while another incites him to punch a hole through her cello?
How the Sound of Music Can Be Healing. Literally.
@SahilBloom I look at this visualization every day.
It’s a great reminder to not get stuck at a local minimum.
The path of consistency is also a story of lowlights.
Cc: @stephsmithio https://t.co/EZFnqxX5jf
