Tomas Socolsky
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Tomas Socolsky
As a concept, time makes sense. We think we understand it. But in practice, it becomes unclear, and the minutes, hours, and days often blend together. It’s like we don’t have any internal clock or sense of time. We have a clockless mind. We only seem to understand two states: the present (“now”), and some vague version of all future time (“not now”
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Time
Is unbridled ambition a good or a bad thing? I haven’t decided whether the desire for more is a worthwhile pursuit.
I do not have time for things that have no soul.
—Charles Bukowski
What You Can Learn From a Mexican Fisherman
Reminder
Just do that thing you want to do. And once you do it, you’ll realize one of two things, “I took great pleasure in it or I didn’t”. If it’s the former, keep doing it, if not find another thing.
- Things don’t happen for a reason. But they do often happen because nobody has yet found a better way.
from Find a Better Way by Jeff Huber
"I was waiting for something extraordinary to happen, but as the years wasted on, nothing ever did unless I caused it.”
—Charles Bukowski
