used to feel "superior" to people who weren't as "intellectual" or couldn't intellectualize as well as I this "superiority" melted away once I realized how much harder & braver it is to actually be feeling your feelings

4 signs that money is controlling your life: 1. You feel shame for not having enough 2. You think having more will make you better 3. You think more will finally make you safe 4. You secretly judge people with more or less

Whoa, I think I’ve seen these phone farms farming social engagement before. Where was it that I saw this…? Oh yeah:

Also absent in GDP measures: non-commercial human-human support, quality relationships, family structures, friendships, support systems. Basically the fabric of society over which finances may or may not transact, leading indicators of the GDP growth that matters to us.

I also enjoyed the process we used to iterate and adopt these principles at The Art of Accomplishment. Team members proposed various principles and definitions. After choosing the final candidates, everyone in the company ran their own weeklong experiment with each principle. It was 🔥

Boom! Thank you everyone! The Art of Accomplishment

"The fear of loss, in one form or another, is the motivator behind all conscious and unconscious dishonesties" — David Whyte The corollary: we can only be trusted to the extent that we're willing to face loss. This is why teams that grieve together win together.

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you're scared that if you enjoy the little things in life you'll lose sight of your goals, but your goals are made of all the little things you've been avoiding because you won't let yourself enjoy them