Chaweon Koo
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Chaweon Koo
You might experience this as a writer, where it’s doing you instead of you doing it. That’s the sweet spot, isn’t it? […] You’ve got to let the ego just go sit on the bench, and just hear what wants to be done through you…. See what wants to be born…. You’re not doing it, it’s doing you.”
Jeff Bridges is digging it.
The Soul is re-associating and coming back, and it sends messages that can be clearly experienced, especially while in the medicine.
Images of transformation, wholeness and integration arise at this point - as well as more intense, challenging, bizarre or transcendental images - images that were very moving for me to witness when they did arise.
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Images of transformation, wholeness and integration arise at this point - as well as more intense, challenging, bizarre or transcendental images - images that were very moving for me to witness when they did arise.
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Noah Cebuliak • What I Learned Working With 700+ KAT Clients — Roadopener
Imaginal Work and
the problem is never too many “How to Monetize Your Substack” pieces but not believing that our own enjoyment and exploration on the page is value enough. It’s a crisis of faith, not of fact.
Maya C. Popa • How to Fall Back in Love With Your Newsletter
He puts his first drafts away for six weeks before touching them. And when he does revise, he focuses on:
- Active voice
- Fewer adverbs
- Sharper verbs
- Letting the reader finish the image
I Tried Stephen King’s Writing Routine—Here’s What Happened
Their gospel of optimisation ignores the fundamental question: what’s the point of being 10x more productive if we’re not 10x more fulfilled?
337 / Productivity’s empty promise
Microdosing is about staying in the tension.
Macrodosing is about breaking through it.
Both require discernment.
Neither is a shortcut.
Macrodosing is about breaking through it.
Both require discernment.
Neither is a shortcut.
