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My dad once told me people are surprisingly good at taking something completely unrelated and turning it into a signal that it’s time to work. Professional athletes wear t...
The people making fast progress stopped believing it long ago.
I was making breakfast one morning when I put on a podcast interview with a New York Times bestselling author. About halfway through, the host asked a question I’d probably hea...
Most people pay attention to the part that matters the least.
I’ve lost count of how many conversations I’ve had with aspiring writers over the years.
The fastest way to lose your passion for reading is to treat it like a chore.
When people tell me they’re “trying to get through” a book, I don’t think they realize how strange that sounds.
Kids are falling behind and local communities are the paying the price.
Someone at a town hall meeting asked why the city still invested in public libraries.
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