September 2025
what does it mean to have self-reverence? it’s the deep, unwavering respect you hold for yourself—not just in moments of success, but in the quiet, unglamorous choices you make every day. it’s a step beyond self-love because it’s not just about self-care; it’s about honoring yourself at the highest level.
you don't need more discipline, you need devotion.
Look, my commonplace book is easily justified. I write and speak about things for a living. I need this resource. But so do you. You write papers, memos, emails, notes to friends, birthday cards, give advice, have conversations at dinner, console loved ones, tell someone special how you feel about them. All these are opportunities to use the wisdom... See more
Ryan Holiday • How And Why To Keep A “Commonplace Book”
A real-time capture log implies that your own life is the best source for inspiration; not feeds, articles, or encyclopedias. Having a public log changes how I see the world. Every moment, experience, and conversation is an opportunity.
Akanksha Pandey • march - log - 2025: thoughts on everything I am making sense of
what if public libraries were open late every night and we could engage in public life there instead of having to choose between drinking at the bar and domestic isolation
erin glasstwitter.comProjects let you be gloriously non-linear. You don't have to turn every interest into a side hustle or your entire personality. You can just... have a woodworking project. And a Bollywood dance project. And a project to learn all the words to Nicki Minaj's verse in Monster. None of these things need to make sense together. They don't need to serve ... See more
Michelle Pellizzon Lipsitz • be more confusing, actually
project-based lives
Michelle Pellizzon Lipsitz • be more confusing, actually
like this concept
Zettelkasten
en.wikipedia.orgThey think globally but don’t know how to talk to their neighbors.
Private obsessions shape you even when they’re invisible. They sharpen your attention and change how you think. In a world that rewards constant broadcasting, doing something with no intention of showing it off can feel quietly radical.