rob hardy
@robhardy
writer of manifestos, petter of cats. always in pursuit of a more beautiful internet đ±
rob hardy
ungated.life
- "The metacrisis" is attractive because it suggests you can save the world by thinking about it extremely abstractly.
from Tweet by David Chapman
self renewal and
- Demons must be named to be defeated, just as our deepest and most vile urges or emotions must be acknowledged to be integrated
from Tweet by ÎÏÎŒáŸ¶Ï del Vasto (soul/acc)
Moloch and
- I couldnât quit smoking until I convinced myself that smoking was for losers.
Wasnât enough to âwantâ to quit. I had to actively disdain it in an over the top way.
After the identity-belief changed, the rest was (relatively) easy.
Aaron Francisfrom Tweet by Nathan Baschez
self renewal and
- Once you decide to change your life, actually changing is easy.
Unfortunately, deciding to change is incredibly difficult.from Tweet by Aaron Francis
- When you make something for someone else, you get glimpses. When you make something for you, you get goosebumps.
from Tweet by Jason Fried
manifesto craft and
- Social media is for me to find kickass thoughtful people that get something from my writing.
It is not to participate in an info war in your head or to please a mass media audience. Iâm not trying to âconvertâ skeptics of alternative paths either.from Tweet by Paul Millerd
âYou canât live a perfect day without doing something for someone who will never be able to repay you.â
from One Small Step Can Change Your Life: The Kaizen Way by Robert Maurer
This is how to tell a success story: Rather than telling a story of your full and complete accomplishment, tell the story of a small part of the success. Tell about a small step. Feel free to allude to the better days that may lie ahead, but donât try to tell everything. Small steps only.
from Storyworthy: Engage, Teach, Persuade, and Change Your Life through the Power of Storytelling by Dan Kennedy
- Often, the key to succeeding at something big is to break it into its tiniest pieces and focus on how to succeed at just one piece.
from How to Pick Your Life Partner - Part 2 by Tim Urban