Human Flourishing
If you're unsatisfied you have two options. Change your experience or change your relationship to experience. The first is agency, the second is spirituality. Both capacities are important, and it takes a lifetime to get the balance right
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Stick to a schedule most days, and once in a while, break it entirely. Both are critical to success. Some of the most ambitious people live the most boring lives—they know what they need to do, so they keep their head down and focus on that. But if you do that all the time, you risk becoming stagnant and stuck in your ways. (Yes, this is one place... See more
dentify small purchases that make you happy, and don’t feel guilty about spending money on them. Ignore financial experts who tell you to save by not buying coffee or minor indulgences. Those purchases are not going to make a difference in your longterm financial goals, but they can have an impact on your immediate happiness.
Rao:
“Yes, because we’re obsessed with scaling before weirdness. True innovation is psychotic at first—it doesn’t appeal to the rational investor. We killed the weirdo inventor in favor of the fundraising founder.”
“Yes, because we’re obsessed with scaling before weirdness. True innovation is psychotic at first—it doesn’t appeal to the rational investor. We killed the weirdo inventor in favor of the fundraising founder.”
I seek money, because some part of me knows that with it I can buy things and do things that will deliver feelings of joy, security, wonder, or freedom. I want those feelings and so I often think it is actually the money that I want.
David Cain • What you want is never a thing
Will Oldham on Steve Albini: ‘He elevated the quality of the human experience’
Will Oldhamtheguardian.com