Everything I've Learned
Stacey ClemenceThis is everything I've picked up in the quest to understand myself and to be happy, or at least to fill my life with thoughts and decisions that I don't regret.
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Interlude 1: Spontaneity will get you in trouble; it will also get you what you need.
I was recently promoted at work, and so I’ve been grinding hard lately. It’s a familiar role, but this is the first time it’s felt comfortable to me, and I’m enjoying it, so I’m putting in a lot of time and focus.
It also means more face...
4. Be willing to revisit ideas. (Part 1: I don't know how to do this yet.)
A sudoku checker assignment killed my ambition to code when I was 25.
In 2006, I was in my first object-oriented programming class, learning C++. The assignment was meant to make us wrestle with pointers, and it felt distinctly like a weed...
A pause
This week just didn’t happen due to carpal tunnel release surgery and a bulky cast that gets in the way of fluid typing (and writing by hand for someone else to type is out of the question—the cast is on my dominant hand and prevents a pinc...
3. Say thank you for altruistic favors.
Growing up, my family believed in the Tom Sawyer approach to household chores: they were to be avoided, and if that wasn’t possible, put off, and if that wasn’t possible, pawned off on someone else. My mother was mostly an exception to the...
2. Every family has its own culture.
My mom left books and magazines all over the house. I’m not talking Pride and Prejudice. Small paperbacks of collected comic strips—Beetle Bailey, Hagar the Horrible, Family Circus—were left in a pile next to the bathtub. Magazines lay on t...
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