Weekly Newsletter
Tag: brick by brick
Week #43, 2025
Figure out a way to love your work and also their magic, without comparison. Comparison is the thief of joy.
Week #42, 2025
Squeeze all the doing you can out of these precious minutes... the millennia might pass slowly once you are done.
Week #35, 2025
It doesn’t really matter what your north star is as long as you have one and you’re heading towards it.
Week #33, 2025
The most important thing in the world is your fitness and you are ignoring it most days. You continue to ignore it at your peril.
Week #31, 2025
Do you have a very clear vision of how the next 5 years will go for you? If not, is it courage you are lacking, or clarity?
Week #29, 2025
Maybe all the meaning is in doing things that are hard, and the harder they are the more they mean to you.
Week #28, 2025
Why are we so afraid of being alone with our thoughts? Why is it so easy for phones and apps and social media to distract us? Why are we drawn to the porch light of contrived drama and cheap conflict? Why are we so ready to be distracted?
Week #20, 2025
The hardest work you can do is the work of controlling the five and a half inches between your ears. It's difficult, thankless work.
Week #19, 2025
Week #19 of 2025 has arrived... Astronomers have discovered chemical compounds in the atmosphere of a planet 124 light years away that may hint at biological activity. Time to walk over to your 4K Weeks poster and fill in another square. Done? Nearly every part of that sentence will blow your mind if you let it. Astronomers: Humans can actually study the universe. Chemical compounds: Humans can understand the building blocks of life. Atmosphere of a planet: Humans understand what an atmosphere is and what it means for us and other life in the universe. 124 light years away: The light that is arriving from this planet today is older than airplanes. Biological activity: Imagine for a minute what it would mean for humanity to...
Week #18, 2025
Let yourself be overwhelmed by the beauty of existence and barf that overwhelm out on those around you. Life is too short not to be amazed.