On slow and digital
I know that growth can be imperceptible and quiet. I’ve accepted that. Eventually progress loses its shine of exponential improvement simply because as each year goes by, each year becomes a smaller fraction of life in its entirety. There’s nothing to feel too bad about. Maybe the changes are incremental, but important. Maybe the emotions are... See more
Nix 🕊 • in praise of slowing down
How do you stand out in a world where speed, optimization, and efficiency dominate the popular narrative? Go slow. Be deliberate. Have a point of view. Tell a better story.
I like the notion that in the struggle to create something—to bring to fruition a project, a work of art, a company, whatever— sometimes the best strategy is slowness.
are.na • On Motivation
What becomes a commodity and what becomes scarce?
Designing Friction
designingfriction.com
Slow growth teaches you the truth that becoming the type of person you want to be — someone who lives by a stronger standard, someone who believes in themselves, someone who can be counted on by the people that matter to them — is about the daily process you follow and not the ultimate product you achieve.