L Stewart
@lee3
L Stewart
I am trying to live my life more honestly, which is another way of saying I am preparing to embarrass myself much more. I am going to try to dance more and get in the way a bit more; I am going to send more texts that make me cringe and be more sincere when I talk to my loved ones and strangers alike. I am going to make a whole bunch of art and... See more
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choosing friction
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People are supposed to move you!!!
Energy Tracking
Today, I invite you to a simple practice:
Notice what generates energy in your business. Notice what depletes it.
That call that left you buzzing with ideas.
That email that required three hours of recovery.
That content that flowed without effort.
That offer that feels heavy even to describe.
Your energy isn't random. It's precise... See more
Today, I invite you to a simple practice:
Notice what generates energy in your business. Notice what depletes it.
That call that left you buzzing with ideas.
That email that required three hours of recovery.
That content that flowed without effort.
That offer that feels heavy even to describe.
Your energy isn't random. It's precise... See more
Farhad Manjoo • Abby Hue on Substack
Doris Lessing on reading:
“There is only one way to read, which is to browse in libraries and bookshops, picking up books that attract you, reading only those, dropping them when they bore you, skipping the parts that drag – and never, never reading anything because you feel you ought, or because it is part of a trend or a movement. Remember that
... See moreinstead of asking “what’s my passion?” — start with a softer lens: what feels good in my nervous system? you’ll learn more about yourself by tracking your energy than your accomplishments. keep a low-stakes log for two weeks: note what conversations feel nourishing, what kinds of work make time disappear, what content you consume when no one’s... See more
Read when overthinking virtual communication! A cure all or something
