Damn

Stuff I either 1) felt, like physically shaken by or 2) couldn’t imagine another human being saw in the same way (read: someone read my mind)

Francesco

This is choice paralysis. Previous generations didn’t have many options so they stuck together through hard times and made it work. Now, abundance (or its illusion) has led people to feel less satisfied. People are now more anxious about making a choice and less certain that the one they made was correct.

I’m not really a poet or a writer or an actor or an activist; I’m me, and these are things that I do.

— John Trudell

I avoid labelling myself and it feels liberating to hear that others have found a way to express that which is so well said

A recent study found that e-bike riders, on average, get more exercise than riders of traditional (acoustic?) bicycles.

How can that be?

By amplifying the rider’s effort, the e-bike takes its rider further, faster. The rider who goes further, faster ultimately rides more than their unassisted counterpart. Their heart, lungs, and muscles grow stronger... See more

A perspective (and an example) I hadn’t considered until now

The thing is, you probably have all the information you need already, you just can't bring yourself to sit down and listen to it, so you just keep chain-smoking podcasts and youtube videos, never really thinking, knowing deep down that the answers you seek are in the silence you're avoiding

Totally agree, but also is me saving this just another “here’s the answer I needed?”

If you've never worked on this skillset and also don't know what the market salary is, how is the candidate supposed to trust that this screening is going to be successful. The hiring team doesn't know the position, so if you're the candidate how do you have confidence they are going to be able to effectively and fairly assess any candidates?

One talking about clueless hiring practices and how candidates often get screwed up in the process

People don’t need new facts – they need a new story ... change their story and change their behaviour.

Rob Hopkins

Cleaning up and do things differently

Unfortunately, the work that most of us spend the bulk of our days on is not work that fills up our self-actualization tank. Mostly, we work at a job to make money so we can pay for a place to sleep and food to eat. We work to prove that we deserve to live.

We work to prove that we deserve to live

Some things take time. Some things take years before you see how it comes together. But the more you can remember the wholeness of it all, the more you will find that despite your unknowing, the grass, the trees, and the creatures throughout this vast landscape are still growing, and somehow, through it all, it all works together, and you too, are ... See more

"I bring things to people's attention."

Rusty Blazenhoff • How to better answer "So, what do you do?"

Is this what I do?