Taking a walk
People describing their experiences of taking walk.
by Peter Hagen and · updated 1mo ago
Taking a walk
- Very little of the richness of a walk like this can be explicitly planned. You must give yourself up to the walk.
from Walking the Heck out of Thailand by Craig Mod
Peter Hagen added 10mo ago
Peter Hagen added 10mo ago
- 12km a day is a good pace. You may think, 12km? That is nothing! But it is very much something. It allows for exploring small towns and villages along the way, for taking breaks as needed, brewing coffee in the home of a farmer who spontaneously invites you in out of the rain, tasting a few varieties of local wine at a pop-up Chinese winery, for le... See more
from How to Walk and Talk by Craig Mod
Peter Hagen added 9mo ago
- a walk around the block might solve a lot more than intensely trying to Do The Inner Work seems to.
andrea added 9mo ago
- This is the superpower of the Walk and Talk — putting adults into a situation they may not have experienced since they were a kid: new people, unknown environs, continuous socializing, intense conversations. The walls breakdown quickly on a Walk and Talk and by the third or fourth day, you are no longer walking with strangers but seemingly old frie... See more
from Walking the Heck out of Thailand by Craig Mod
Peter Hagen added 10mo ago
“Perhaps the truth depends on a walk around a lake” - Wallace Stevens
Said AlSalah added 4mo ago
- Orders taken, drinks in hand, everyone in place, the topic is then discussed. If a few people begin to drift off-topic be vigilant, pull them back in. It’s not only a single topic but also a single conversation. Everyone listens to everyone. Everyone who wants to speak, speaks. Foster a self-awareness of convo-monopolization.
from How to Walk and Talk by Craig Mod
Peter Hagen added 9mo ago
- Walking , Henry David Thoreau
- Reveries of the Solitary Walker , Jean-Jacques Rousseau
- Ki (Trees), Kōda Aya
- Méditations poétiques , Alphonse de Lamartine
- A Field Guide to Getting Lost , Oristelle Bonis et Rebecca Solnit
- Pilgrim at Tinker Creek , Annie Dillard
- The Gardener and His Master , Jean de La Fontaine
- A Philosophy of Walking , Frédéri
from Rêveries d'un Promeneur Averti by Henry David Thoreau
Said AlSalah added 2mo ago
Said AlSalah added 2mo ago
- During this Thailand walk, our nightly conversation topics were:
- How do you stay motivated?
- What do you escape or resist?
- What does home mean to you?
- Shocking solutions to public problems.
- Tell us about a failure.
- Frameworks to make big decisions.
- What is your health regime?
- How do you use lists?
- What do you believe that your heroes do not
from walk and talk | Derek Sivers
Peter Hagen added 10mo ago
