the hero's journey sometimes gets formulated as "you must go into the unknown, & bring something back"
I think there's a second, overlooked way: "you must go into the unknown - & bring others with you."
some people never 'come back' - they discover somewhere new & stay there
Rudra Dakinix.comthe hero's journey sometimes gets formulated as "you must go into the unknown, & bring something back" I think there's a second, overlooked way: "you must go into the unknown - & bring others with you." some people never 'come back' - they discover somewhere new & stay there
outcomes are fleeting. founders, artists, athletes… doesn’t matter. if you’re chasing anything, you have to ask: why?
because the ending never hits the way you think it will. the outcome fades. fast.
what sticks is whether the pursuit made you feel something. did it light you up? did it... See more
signüllx.comThe hero wanders. The hero suffers. The hero returns. You are that hero.
Steven Pressfield • Turning Pro
Joseph Campbell was the greatest. From “the Power of Myth” https://t.co/nGWS5E9GfH
Rewriting the Hero’s Journey: Storytelling as a Collective Act
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