Community & Third Spaces
Today's scribbles in case anyone wants a poem to hand to a complaining member of your family.
if you want your country back, go ahead and take it
there are signs up in every street about what your town needs help with
local litter picking groups are always on the lookout
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instagram.comLife seems like a series of all-or-nothingness. Like you have too little of something, only to be met with too much of it. One month your calendar is bare, and you crave connection. The next is it full, and you crave stillness. You hustle and chase money in your youth, only to be met by more of it than you can imagine in your retirement. Yet we
... See moreI wasn’t sure how to be their host at a place where I felt like a guest.
Taylor Jenkins Reid • Forever, Interrupted
Without you being here, nothing—not one single thing—would be precisely the same.
Brianna Wiest • The Pivot Year
Do you know how many perfect moments are unfolding before your very eyes? Do you know how much you already have? Do you know how many quiet nights of peace you have already experienced, how many hearts have loved you, how many people would love to see your name pop up on their phone right now? Do you know how much you matter?
Brianna Wiest • The Pivot Year
Great entrepreneurs have great entrepreneurial communities. There’s no such thing as self-made. Everyone is team-made.
Noah Kagan • Million Dollar Weekend: The Surprisingly Simple Way to Launch a 7-Figure Business in 48 Hours
You can’t expect things to change if you’re not willing to get out of your comfort zone. You need to surround yourself with fresh ideas, insightful people and inspiring places. You need to be part of a peer group that holds you to a higher standard.
Daniel Priestley • Key Person of Influence
We live in a digital age where it’s actually cheaper to think globally than locally – setting up a fashion store online is much cheaper than a fixed location retail store.
Daniel Priestley • Key Person of Influence
The truth is we will never achieve our full potential on our own. That’s why every great sports person has a coach; that’s why the president has advisors; and why great actors have a director to bring out their best.