Jasmine
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strategist. writer. tinkerer. hobby hobbyist.
Jasmine
insidethefold.substack.com
Losing Yourself, Ambition, Writing, 40k Books, Surrender | #247
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How Reading Shields Your Mind from Social Media
youtube.comtoo many trends, not enought taste
Robin used a great metaphor in this, likening the onslaught of content to greek mythological creature Hydra with heads that continuously regenerates
The emerging Octavia made three rules for herself: Don’t leave your home without a notebook, paper scraps, something to write with. Don’t walk into the world without your eyes and ears focused and open. Don’t make excuses about what you don’t have or what you would do if you did, use that energy to “find a way, make a way.”
Tiago Forte • Building a Second Brain: A Proven Method to Organize Your Digital Life and Unlock Your Creative Potential
Octavia Butler’s approach
I have thousands of photos of my children but few that I’ve set aside to revisit. I have records of virtually every text I’ve sent since I was in college but no idea how to find the ones that meant something. I spent years blasting my thoughts to millions of people on X and Facebook even as I fell behind on correspondence with dear friends. I have ... See more
Ezra Klein • Happy 20th Anniversary, Gmail. I’m Sorry I’m Leaving You.
how to survive being chronically online
why some friction is a good thing.
We assume people want polished perfection. But often, they’re more drawn to the rough draft. The early adopters, the ones who find you first? They’re not looking for sleek—they’re looking for a spark .
They don’t need your idea to be refined. They just need to believe in it.
Your first 1,000 true fans won’t care that your work is raw, that you’re sti... See more
They don’t need your idea to be refined. They just need to believe in it.
Your first 1,000 true fans won’t care that your work is raw, that you’re sti... See more
Kel Rakowski • Reinvention is rough-and-ready
The Atlantic's Sarah Zhang on covering the science and emotion of ...
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