Maria Potoroczyn

I believe parenting is an act of witness. All children deserve to be seen for who they are and called into their unique personhood

We all think what we want is answers. We don’t, actually. Answers are dead things. Questions are animating. What we want is great questions. By the t

The most important question you can ask yourself, if you don’t know your question already, is “What question am I trying to answer?” Like with your li

as far as you can manage it, you should make sure your psychological centre of gravity is in your real and immediate world – the world of your family

By some measures you are lucky these days to get 47 seconds of focused attention on a discrete task. “Middlemarch” is tough sledding on that timeline.