Weekly Newsletter
Tag: gratitude
Week #37, 2025
Be kind, be earnest, take initiative, have integrity, eat right and get enough sleep.
Week #36, 2025
Everything is changing and the future is going to be way different. And so maybe it makes sense to spend a little bit of your finite time today ensuring that tomorrow is amazing as opposed to terrifying.
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 #1, 2025
Week #1 of 2025 has arrived. Wow... look at that stretch of empty squares! So much potential energy waiting to be unleashed on the world! Time to walk over to your 4K Weeks poster and fill in another square. Done? It's a NEW YEAR, and so... a new look to the newsletter! Let me know what you think, and thanks to Eli, my spectacular executive assistant, for all of her hard work pulling it together. I know this is a bit strange... getting the Week #1 of 2025 email on 12/29/2024. But, come Wednesday we will be in the middle of Week #1, 2025. So, think of these 2 days left in 2024 as a launch ramp. ...
Week #49, 2024
Every person, every thing, every idea in our lives weighs on us in measure to how dear we hold it. Some are worth carrying forever, some only for a while, and some were never worth carrying.
Week 40, 2024
Regardless of how bad or good you think your life is, it is true that you are better off than nearly everyone that has ever existed. You take for granted, every day, things that would put all the riches in Ancient Egypt to shame.
Week 15, 2024
I think of The Great Sadness as the hole that none of us can fill. No matter how hard you try... you just can't fill it. It's something you just have to hold, awkwardly...
Week 14, 2024
Our daily lives are full of routines that provide opportunities to build community. You have to notice and then act.
Week 39, 2023
One of the most valuable lessons I have learned in the last decade of focus on "being better" is: It is perpetual. There is no moment of nirvana. The cavalry isn't coming. Some days are harder, some days are easier, but love and be grateful for the struggle, because it will be there when you wake up in the morning.