by Patrick Rhone, Master Generalist
“When we are engaged in acts of love, we humans are at our best and most resilient. The love in romance that makes us want to be better people, the love of children that makes us change our whole lives to meet their needs, the love of family that makes us drop everything to take care of them, the love of community that makes us work tirelessly with broken hearts”
— Adrienne Maree Brown , Emergent Strategy
Clutterfree App – Love your home.
Clutterfree is the very first app on the market to create a personalized, step-by-step roadmap to declutter your home.
A new app from my friend Joshua Becker. This could help.
“Every day, try to find one little bit of annoyance in the apartment/home/shack and shift it. Do this for 30 days and you’ll have an entirely new home in spirit, if not possessions.”
— Craig Mod, Roden 037
This has been working wonders for the spirits in my house too.
This morning’s thought: Love takes courage. The price of love is vulnerability. The deeper the love, the more vulnerable one must become. To love, is to open one’s self up to another and trust them with the power to carve the deepest of wounds. Love is a kind of bravery.
Having cleaned my fountain pens a few days back, I’m trying something new for me. I’ve only inked up one of them and plan to only use that one until it runs dry. That way, I don’t have a bunch of inked up pens not getting used fast enough, thus, drying out before I get to them.
Up my alley: The Plain Text Project.
(via Steve Best)
This could help: You Probably Should Be Wearing a Face Mask if You Can
Morning work.
“How do I listen to others? As if everyone were my Master, speaking to me his cherished last words.”
— Hafiz
Listening is love.
Resiliency through redundancy.