Ultimately, I believe that our bodies always fail our minds. Even when it seems like our minds are “going” first. Here’s why.
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Writing (or lack thereof), progress in French, and mental and physical expansion.
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Finding a way to create a complete change of rhythm for a few days will fizz your brain and show you where you have opportunities to grow.
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I can’t predict how the 2020s will change me any more than I could have predicted the events and the evolutions of the twentyteens.
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Even if I spoke fluent French, I wouldn’t have known what to ask about the salt-spa experience prior to having experienced it.
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Maybe sustained changes affect us more fundamentally than simple alterations in our thinking about the world.
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This year, so far, I’ve done reasonably well on the fitness goals—yet I haven’t done as well as I have in the past.
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I don’t want the human, nonfairy-tale equivalent of the Beauty and the Beast. What sane person would?
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All of us have items we need to feel complete when leaving the house. Here's mine.
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Today, an increasing number of people across the globe live alone. How will widespread solo living affect the world?
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What you should know when you buy a new mattress.
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Why business coaches compromise their value by using the term "coach."
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Typically, I alternate between fiction and nonfiction books in my reading. Yet when I went to my bookshelf today to select my next read, I had no interest in any of the fantastic nonfiction prospects on my shelf.
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The best articles I've read these past two weeks, from sports to culture.
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Things I love this October: Felix Doolittle stationery, Guy Degrenne teapots, and a variation on a recipe from Victory Meals.
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Things I love this month: Paromi Herbal Tea, Sunfood Super Foods Raw Organic Cacao Nibs, and the Door Hook from The Container Store.
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Here, in list form, I’ve listed a set of great things I’ve read over the last few weeks. You should read them, too.
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Looking away feels easier than facing a fear--even if conquering it could transform your life.
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