time and space
Excerpt from a 1976 interview of Anaïs Nin by Jeffrey Bailey of New Orleans Review:
NOR
We seem now to be swept by a tide of nostalgia, a series of tides, really. How do you react to this? Are you nostalgic?
NIN
No, I’m really not. I love my present life, I love the people who visit me now. I’m much more interested in experiencing new cycles than in... See more
NOR
We seem now to be swept by a tide of nostalgia, a series of tides, really. How do you react to this? Are you nostalgic?
NIN
No, I’m really not. I love my present life, I love the people who visit me now. I’m much more interested in experiencing new cycles than in... See more
PI.FYI | 🔙 NEVER BEATING THE NOSTALGIA ACCUSATIONS
Venkatesh Rao on Substack
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Feels paradoxical but idk there's something here that makes me feel like it belongs here
People don’t exist independently of a place. Places bring out who we are.
Calendars, on the other hand, cover the entire spectrum of time. Past, present and future. They are the closest thing we have to a time machine. Calendars allow us to travel forward in time and see the future. More importantly, they allow us to change the future.
julian • Multi-Layered Calendars
“In the long run, the way you treat your time is the way others treat it too.”
James Clear • 3-2-1: A Brief Guide to Leadership, and When to Value Feedback | James Clear
“Every action is a vote for the type of person you wish to become.”