
What would you do with your energy if you stopped wasting it on the wrong things?
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On the day I became Spanish, the woman who was supposed to swear me in was nowhere to be found. The man who’d let me into the building, who I’d assumed was a security guard, called her a few times without success, shrugged, and told me to c...
Édouard Vuillard, Two Women Drinking Coffee, c. 1893. National Gallery of Art.
My first cup of coffee is the best part of my morning, and it has almost nothing to do with the coffee itself.
I grind the coffee beans in an old spice grinder...
Wassily Kandinsky, Green Emptiness (1930). Public domain.
Three months ago, on a Friday morning, I woke up, got ready for the day, and didn’t go to work. Slack wouldn’t let me log in, and my calendar was strangely open.
It was my first da...
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 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...
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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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