Notes for a Living World
Dave UngerA just, joyful, and sustainable world is possible. These weekly newsletters are fieldnotes from my search for ideas and tools to build a better future.
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Where does the time go?
My friend, where does the time go?
I ask myself that every day. Twice a day, actually. Once when I realize that it's almost dinner time and I haven't done the things I'd hoped to do. And then again at 11:30pm, when I realize that I haven't...
Decisions without managers
Friends, let’s talk about work. Can you think of an obviously wrong or pointless decision made by the people in charge? I can think of so many, just from this past week. But also from every job I’ve had. Even at good jobs where I’ve really...
Making Photocopies in the Teachers' Lounge
Friends! It's been longer than I'd expected since my last post. I’m sure I had reasons— was it the time spent vacuuming up glitter during my kids’ school vacation? Or the stomach bug we all got (including the cat)? Was it a change in meds t...
Not there yet
I thought I'd stop feeling nervous once the US midterm elections were over, but I didn’t. And now I’m already grossed out by the 2024 elections. I realize that the feeling isn’t about the score card of who wins a particular election cycle,...
Hope is a verb
“They are made of myth, paradox, and all human potential, and are gluten-free,” says Morpheus, the lord of dreams.
There's a scene in the Netflix show Sandman, where Morpheus, the beautifully sour-faced king of dreams, seems defeated. He's...
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