Project Recharge
Lauren AloiseWhat would you do with your energy if you stopped wasting it on the wrong things?
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I Could Set All the Conditions, but I Couldn't Manufacture Joy
Cagnaccio di San Pietro, Children Playing (1925). Public domain.
Yesterday morning, I took a sip of lukewarm coffee at my favorite childhood breakfast place and felt a flash of self-pity. Flapjacks is a pancake house in the White Mountains...
The Luxury of Being Known
The hotel greeted us with smiles and chilled rosé. But I just wanted my room key.
We had spent most of the day driving from hot, dry Madrid, where forest fires raged not far from where we live. The smoke in the air leaving the city was apo...
I Want Ritual in My Life. I Just Don’t Want the Job.
Carl Larsson, Christmas Eve (Julaftonen), 1904–1905. Public domain.
Last Christmas, I didn’t make the Christmas cookies.
I gave myself permission to opt out, knowing that no one in my orbit would in any way be harmed by this decision. And...
The Most Expensive Waste Wasn't the Money
John William Waterhouse, Danaïdes (1903), public domain
We’re on a video call, the kind where everyone keeps their camera on, and it has the unplanned feel of a Shark Tank episode. Leadership sits on one side of the screen, our faces small...
Week One: Nothing Goes to Plan
Mary Cassatt, Little Girl in a Blue Armchair (1878). Public domain.
“I’m so tired, Mama.”
It was 7:23 a.m. I was mid-journal entry, thinking I had at least another 30 minutes to myself before anyone else woke up. But my son climbed onto t...
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On a mission to spend my energy well. An ambitious founder and mother grappling with the age-old question of the meaning of life. Read along to see if I find it.
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