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That’s how rituals work. They steady us. They open us up to possibility without demanding performance. They keep us from the all-or-nothing thinking

Rituals are gentler than resolutions. Where resolutions chase outcomes, rituals attend to process. Georgia O’Keeffe took a 30-minute walk each morning in the desert, often alone, believing the walking itself was where the work of painting began. Toni Morrison rose at 5, made her coffee, and waited for the sun to appear—or, as she put it, “watched... See more

Leo mucho sobre cómo la sociedad nos invita a romantizar nuestra vida, pero casi siempre desde el consumo.

Comprar flores para decorar, leer un libro en el café posh de temporada, usar un perfume que huela a la vida que aspiramos tener.

Pero romantizar la vida, muchas veces, no tiene nada que ver con comprar algo nuevo.

Tiene que ver, más bien, con... See more

If there's one thing I've discovered in recent years it's this. The amount of serendipity that will occur in your life, your Luck Surface Area, is directly proportional to the degree to which you do something you're passionate about combined with the total number of people to whom this is effectively communicated. It's a simple concept, but an... See more

Sharing things you’re learning or making is not prideful. People are drawn to other people in motion. People want to follow along, people want to learn things, people want to be a part of your journey. It’s not bragging to say, “I’ve made a thing and I think it’s cool!” Bringing people along is a good thing for everyone. By publishing your work... See more