this idea from The Art of Accomplishment that it's more helpful to see it as "self-discovery" rather than "self-improvement" is so on point there's nothing that needs fixing or improving! but there are different ways of being to discover

these answers eeever so slightly changed my impression of the u.s. i obviously expected some people to say "road tripping" but i failed to account for all the tailgating, drive-in-ing, drive-thru-ing, truck stopping, monster trucking, and demolition durbying lol

mondays are for channeling the confidence of a coked-up james brown being interviewed on national television right after getting out of jail

to write a genuinely compelling story, you have to have a lot of lived experiences, not only from your own life but also seeing how other people live their lives—to take in the vast differences between people, their external situations, and their inner hearts

This is a niche question, but: Is there a scene from a show/movie you saw as a kid that profoundly impacted your personality/view of the world into adulthood?

bill watterson’s new book "the mysteries" is coming out this october 👀😮🤤

I did my first session with Wendell Britt 博闻道 (🍇) yesterday and it was a *trip* (almost literally!). Might be the best self-discovery game I've ever played. If you're someone who gets the power of storytelling and psychology/IFS/shadow work, you will not regret booking a session.

In 2022, I took a year-long sabbatical after 12 years in corporate and consulting to rest and reflect on how to shape the next phase of my life. At times I felt lost and confused, craving guidance from others who'd been there. I want to help people who are taking that leap.