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He was a Pullman porter. He spotted a block in the South Bronx from a train window and decided that was where his American dream would l...
This essay is written in partnership with Sublime — the tool where I keep the thinking before it knows what it is.
I was eighteen, walking through Chinatown in Philadelphia with a Nikon FM2, a roll of black and white film and absolutely no...
If you have ever felt the gap between the work you get paid for and the work that actually makes you — this archive is keeping that record. If you have ever been in a room and done the invisible...
The most advanced spiritual practice has ever attempted is a regular Tuesday.
After thirty years of ceremony, illness survived, energy healing and a life built around staying clear enough to let something real move through — that’s what s...
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Most people have two jobs. The one that shows up in their title, and the one they actually do. Field Notes is about the second one.
The kind of work that happens before anyone’s watching. The 2AM decision that changed everythi...
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