"Two competing truths: - The more prepared person usually wins. - You get credit for action, not preparation." –James Clear

One Day? Or Day One?

Start small

Totally could

"You don’t always get to choose the load, but you can choose how to carry it." – James Clear

Friends | No Mercy / No Malice thanks for this week’s letter ⁦Scott Galloway⁩ ! Enjoy the games. profgalloway.com/friends/

"Results are accumulated in drops but lost in buckets." A Tiny Thought in the The Knowledge Project Newsletter. fs.blog/brain-food/dec…

Great spot Josh!

Mustard lasts forever (mustard 1 ketchup 0) via The New York Times ⁦Heinz US⁩ ⁦@Kevin_A_Reilly⁩ nytimes.com/article/expira…

"Rich people have money. Wealthy people have time." —

Men’s Lacrosse Turns Back Top-Ranked Terps With Strong Defense, Efficient Offense - Loyola University Maryland Athletics ⁦Andrew J. Sherman⁩ loyolagreyhounds.com/news/2023/2/11…

FINAL: Loyola Greyhounds 13, Johns Hopkins 8 Greyhounds move to 2-0 after showing great balance on offense and holding the Blue Jays to 3 goals through first 45 minutes. Score presented by Hollenshades #gohounds | #patriotmlax | #ncaalax Patriot League GameDay | NCAA Lacrosse

"Elevated standards create elevated results." — A Tiny Thought worth reading in the The Knowledge Project weekly newsletter fs.blog/brain-food/feb…

"Good thinking is expensive. Bad thinking costs a fortune. One way to force yourself to think is to write. Good writing requires good thinking." A tiny thought in the The Knowledge Project Brain Food newsletter. See what you're missing: fs.blog/brain-food/mar…

All Together Now collabfund.com/blog/all-toget… via Collab Fund

"Highly focused people do not leave their options open. They select their priorities and are comfortable ignoring the rest. If you commit to nothing, you’ll be distracted by everything." -James Clear

" ... It's easy to overestimate the importance of winning the moment and underestimate how it can cost you the ultimate goal. ..." A Tiny Thought in the The Knowledge Project weekly newsletter fs.blog/brain-food/sep…

Grief is not an emotion to move on from. It’s a reality to move forward with. Coping is not about forgetting those we love. It’s about finding ways to keep their memory alive. We pay respects by leading a life that honors their legacy. noraborealis ted.com/talks/nora_mci…

Well, they blew up the chicken man in Philly last night.