Keep fresh flowers, have a signature look, have a spot for everything, know what you like, cherish your style, curate rituals to your liking, romanticise your life, find magic in the mundane, be an interesting person, challenge your limiting beliefs — maximise your existence.
"Money, power, and privilege are perfectly acceptable forms of affirmative action, while kids growing up like I did are expected to compete when the ground is anything but level."
“One of the best things that can happen to you is to achieve professional success when you’re young. That way you can learn that it does little to change your happiness.” - via @SimoneStolzoff
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I know a lot of you wanted a technical breakdown of this meme so here it is!
I don't think you will find this level of detail anywhere else so keep reading if you don't want to miss out.
My friend @waitbutwhy has a Life Calendar that breaks down your life into weeks.
Each row represents one year.
I started thinking about this more with the birth of my son in May 2022. He’s almost a year old now.
As the saying goes: “The days are long but the years are short.”
This is a very specific vibe but what are the best bars in Chicago for reading a book solo?
(@Shokdiesel I feel like this should be an @eaterchicago list).
Bonus points if there’s an Old Style sign outside and a surly bartender inside.
"It's hard to build momentum if you're dividing your attention."
This @JamesClear quote has been rattling in my brain since I read it. How can I put aside certain projects/tasks at work to get momentum on projects that really need it?
What are folks' favorite #siteblocking Chrome extensions? I've used Self Control for years, but need something that can accommodate more sites. #productivty#focus
.@Jbrekkie’s Michelle Zauner has tapped ‘White Lotus’ star Will Sharpe to direct the adaptation of her best-selling memoir, ‘Crying in H Mart.’ https://t.co/Jx7HOmBB9s
Greek philosopher Epicurus on desire and contentment:
"Do not spoil what you have by desiring what you have not; remember that what you now have was once among the things you only hoped for."
Via @JamesClear