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Sylvie
Life is nothing more than a series of stages, one after another. Our problem is that we often enjoy a particular stage so much that we’re hesitant to move to the next one. Each chapter should be enjoyable, yes, but each chapter should also prepare you for a new chapter that you could only reach by experiencing your current one . And you do, at some... See more
Adios, Business School.
The theater’s rich intellectual inheritance serves as a buffer to society’s recrudescent stupidity. Upholding this legacy seems a more vital role for a critic than operating as a tour guide of commercial entertainments. The survival of our democracy depends on the recovery of our critical thinking skills.
In the past, when I’ve made the case for cri... See more
In the past, when I’ve made the case for cri... See more
Charles McNulty • In defense of criticism: A theater critic asks what good does it do in an upside-down world
creativity is the world’s greatest recycling program
With that in mind, the ideas that made the most impact for my creative life are these:
- Reframing the emergency fund as the comfort fund because it encourages me to spend on things that make my life more pleasant like writing classes and an ongoing editor.
- Focusing on the big rocks and letting the rest take care of itself. This comes from the parabl
Let's Talk About "You Don't Need a Budget"
When two people work on a shared project – a joke, a product, an essay, a story – and are able to understand and build on each other, that’s the peak of the human condition.
Shreyas Hariharan • The Goal is Resonance | Shreyas Hariharan
A lot of financial mistakes come from trying to copy people who are different from you.
Collab Fund • Quiet Compounding
The whole article is great
“The fast way is the slow way because the slow way is the only way”
– Steven Bartlett