Samar S Kamat
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Samar S Kamat
one ought to be strict about finding that daily hour and protecting it from distractions and interruptions—but that the writing time itself should not have a quality of strictness. Instead, it should feel more like a gift to yourself: an hour in which to tinker, explore, follow things wherever they lead.
Mason Currey • Lynda Barry on Writing Without Thinking
“ “We won this war because our men are brave and because of many other things—because of Russia, England, and China and the passage of time and the gift of nature’s materials. We did not win it because destiny created us better than all other people. I hope that in victory we are more grateful than proud.”
Ernie Pyle, War Correspondent, in a
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Dylan • Questions to Ask Your Friends
What’s something that’s farfetched now that you think will be common sense/knowledge in 25 years?
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This state of not knowing your needs starts in the body and in the nervous system.
Amy Kerr - Love By Design • How to Identify Your Needs in a Relationship
Discussing the diminishing returns of virality and the strategic pivot towards building long-term value with smaller, engaged audiences.
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And so we are certainly evaluating, like, what do we want from the work that we put out now? And what is the scale of the relationship with an audience that that work is going to have?
I actually believe that it will be very cool to spend the next three, five, maybe even 10 years engaging with much smaller audiences. It's going to take a lot of
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