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Originally posted by Elaine on her Substack, manners & mystery. Is it possible to pursue your ambition without being attached to the outcome? I want to believe so because it’s healthier—less precarious and emotionally taxing—but I’m pretty sure that the more ambitious you are about a

Originally posted by Anna Grigoryan on her Substack, Caring about now. If you’re on LinkedIn, or Twitter, or are subscribed to a lot of newsletters, you might know this aspirational phrase: Signal vs noise”, “trying to sift through the noise to find the quality content”. Countless newsletters, platforms, and

Originally posted by Zelda Poem on her Substack, Tomorrow’s Ancestors. Creative blocks are disguised inner conflicts. You’re telling yourself that you just don’t know where to start, what to talk about, or how to say it well. Truth is, you’re at war with yourself. An inner

Originally posted by Rachel Clifton on her Substack, Adventures of a Spiritual Warrior. on the life-changing power of legitimacy: — RACHEL CLIFTON (being sexy is being powerful) ⚡️ (@rachelclif) March 13, 2023 in my experience: ✔️ when you say no with legitimacy, you feel no guilt ✔️ when you feel legitimate in your power,

Originally posted by Kasra on his substack, Bits of Wonder. So you want to pursue the intellectual life. You want to be a thinker, a contributor to the Discourse, a person of culture. You have some time on your hands, a brain that is still a ways away from senescence,

Originally posted by Nolan Yuma Janssens on his website, Without Borders. P.S. Janssens also has an upcoming salon series, Without Borders: A Series for Borderless Thinkers, starting on April 2nd with “Cultural Competence for International Organizations“! The following guide is for anyone looking to increase cooperation and productivity in