June 27th, 2024
- you're not working soft enough. you need to be working like 100× softer.
- #2tweet you can't do what you can't do. simple as.
you can learn to do it, or you can discover that despite thinking you couldn't do it, you can. but if, on a given timescale, you can't do it, then you can't do it, and no amount of you or anyone else telling you to do it, can change that- you can't do what you can't do. simple as.
you can learn to do it, or you can discover that despite thinking you couldn't do it, you can. but if, on a given timescale, you can't do it, then you can't do it, and no amount of you or anyone else telling you to do it, can change that
- #2tweet seeking book/vid recommendations for one of the perspectives I'm trying to integrate right now. could summarize it as:
- trust in life's curriculum
- stop going against the grain of life
- surrender without even knowing quite what you're surrendering to
- God is trustable
- faith- seeking book/vid recommendations for one of the perspectives I'm trying to integrate right now. could summarize it as:
- trust in life's curriculum
- stop going against the grain of life
- surrender without even knowing quite what you're surrendering to
- God is trustable
- faith
- #2tweet so I was in the shower, and I wasn't having any good showerthoughts, and then I was like "come on showerthoughts I don't have much shower left" and then I had an insight
- so I was in the shower, and I wasn't having any good showerthoughts, and then I was like "come on showerthoughts I don't have much shower left" and then I had an insight
- I'm imagining a tool better than a spreadsheet+doc for tracking what Michael and I are doing with the Original Spin stuff. something that tracks the different test subjects you have for conveying an idea or insight and helps you compare different instances, and eventually helps you write up aggregate case studies or something. probably would be useful for therapists too (particularly ones with a narrow-ish domain, like marriage or eating disorders) but that wouldn't be quite the place to start.
- biz/project trust-dancing
- readings:
- 7 takes on love (as analogy)
- maybe some meta-team something?
- maybe some general NNTD thing?
- showtime / exam party
- Let's write for each other and publish it. Here's the game:
- Bring a few blurbs of ideas you could write up (max 1 tweet or graphic in length). Based on those (and maybe pre-existing familiarity with your work) I'll tell you what I want to read about. Then you for me.
- Then we each write it up with the other person as audience, as best we can in the time allotted. If you book a 30min block, this might be a bullet-point summary—these can be great!
- At the end, whatever each of us has written either gets:
- 1. published to blog/site
- 2. emailed to a few people either of us choose (this option costs the writer $30)
- Inspiration: