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One possibility is that we have all got stuck on a treadmill. Technology and globalisation mean that an increasing number of good jobs are winner-take-most competitions. Banks and law firms amass extraordinary financial returns, directors and partners within those firms make colossal salaries, and the route to those coveted positions lies through
... See moreThe Economist • Why Do We Work So Hard?
You can divide up your energy expenditure in a number of different ways, but this is the most common set of categories:
BMR (Basal Metabolic Rate): How much energy your body burns at rest
TEF (Thermic Effect of Feeding): How much energy your body burns in order to digest and absorb the energy in the foods you consume
EAT (Exercise Activity
... See moreWe cannot control how long someone chooses to love us; we cannot control how long someone chooses to stay. At the end of the day, all we can do is learn from the endings.
We won't always end up with those we feel something deep and meaningful with. Some chapters of our lives are full and dizzying in the best way - with... See more
thecinesagainstagram.comI will wait for you. Wide eyed at the world, tending to the beat of your own heart. Part man, most wild. Hair tethered by the winds and skies, wisdom lines echo all the places that you’ve been.
You’ve sat in the caverns of despair & tasted sweet joy like honey being birthed from life’s gifts. You might be afraid to walk towards love,... See more
anodetothewildinstagram.comRitual is not compatible with the rapid rhythm that industrialism has injected into life.
Malidoma Patrice Some • Ritual
A cornerstone of the New Romantics’ book is the art of collage. To me, collage is a cosmic celebration of our multidimensional selves. We’re not static beings, locked into a single form or story—we’re kaleidoscopic, ever-shifting mosaics of experience, energy, and emotion.
Just as romance isn’t confined to a single... See more
instagram.comThe problem is that before marriage, we rarely delve into our complexities. Whenever casual relationships threaten to reveal our flaws, we blame our partners and call it a day
Alain De Botton • Why You Will Marry the Wrong Person
We’re not meant to be independent creatures, all alone. We’re meant to depend on each other. It’s an unsettling truth: the less we depend on each other, the more we depend on the market. We summon eggs to our apartment via an app instead of simply asking a neighbor. We hire a therapist—incapable of loving us back by design —and forget to call our... See more