
A home for people who want to feel more alive — exploring passion, obsession, and the psychology behind a life on fire.
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Hi friends,
You know how some months pass without leaving much of a mark — and others hold so much they feel like a whole year compressed into thirty days?
This past month was the latter for me. I finished the book proposal I’ve been work...
Illustration by Mihajlo Stojanovic
“There is only one way of becoming an early bloomer, but there are an infinite number of ways of being a late bloomer.” — Scott Barry Kaufman
I was 21, weeks from graduating college, and I was convinced...
Illustration by Mihajlo Stojanovic
“Feelings come and go. So if you’re banking a long-term commitment to something on a feeling, you’re in trouble.” — Dr. Mark Aoyagi
What keeps someone passionate about something for decades?
It’s a ques...
Illustration by Mihajlo Stojanovic
This is Dispatch #24 in a series of personal reflections on passion, meaning, and what it really takes to feel alive. You can read the whole series here.
The other day, I called my dad to tell him...
Illustration by Mihajlo Stojanovic
This is Dispatch #23 in a series of personal reflections on passion, meaning, and what it really takes to feel alive. You can read the whole series here.
A few days ago, I had to put my dog Rocket...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Writer studying what makes us come alive. Fitness entrepreneur turned passion researcher, jiu-jitsu World Champion, interviewer of obsessives.
Terrell is a dad, runner, and writer of The Half Marathoner newsletter.
Four decades of teaching. Still learning. Writing from the coast of Maine.
writer, grappler, entrepreneur
San Francisco producer, pop music fan, magazine reader, tofu eater, advocate for justice, animals & creativity! Family time with wife Bridget, kids Noah, Uma, and pup Beatrice. Author of YA "Bear Boy" \ud83c\udff3️\ud83c\udf08
Editor-in-Chief of i/Edit, featuring interviews of leading creatives in fashion, design, architecture, photography, and food on their creative process, and the favorite places and talent they're obsessed with.
Shrink. Coach. Dreamer. Recovering people pleaser.
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