added by Patricia A Sanders and · updated 4d ago
No one benefits from you scrolling and feeling sad
I think the root of the problem is the globalization of all problems.
Now, it feels like anything bad that happens anywhere in the world is somehow relevant to me and my responsibility. It’s like, I’m not allowed to be happy as long as someone, somewhere, is having a bad time.
Especially with global problems, it’s like, how are you allowed to smile w
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- An easy way to lose oneself is to consume so much we lose sight of who we are and what we value. Creating is the opposite. The more we create, the more likely we are to figure out what’s really inside us.
And I don’t mean getting more people to start a Substack, or build an audience. There’s a peculiar kind of sadness that comes from adding more wor... See morefrom Make Something to Learn More About What's Inside You by Sari Azout
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- What you do with your talents matters. Take the time to make sure you’re working on the right thing.
from Weekly Dose of Optimism #89 by Daniel McCormick
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- I’m pretty set on promoting life-long education as the most important thing. Getting people to be curious, in this time when you can access almost every piece of information in the world, is the best possible thing to do to try to help all humans.It’s crazy how things feel in the absolute opposite direction right now in regards to the internet and ... See more
from Charles Broskoski on Self-Discovery That Happens Upon Revisiting Things You’ve Accumulated Over Time by thecreativeindependent.com
I believe “what effect do you want to have on people” is one of the most important questions we should ask when we are making something. Life isn't just a series of problems to be solved but experiences to be had.
from Things I'm Thinking About by the startupy newsletter
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