Rats from Rocks
Mills Baker, Chris Best, Omar Khalid, David Cole, Nick BarrA way outback take house operated by Mills Baker, David Cole, and Omar Khalid.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 49 | Subscribers | Read | ratsfromrocks.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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Two Years on Tom Cruise
David’s recent post —“I Am An Audience, First and Foremost”— was about two years in the making. When he first started work on it, my son hadn’t been born, I was in the process of moving back home, both of our mothers were alive, and I hadn’...
I Am An Audience, First and Foremost
While discussing my tendency to do endless research with zero output, Mills alluded to an unpublished post of mine about Buster Keaton, which would have been the culmination of hundreds of hours of watching movies, reading books, scouring a...
How I Want to Believe
Consider this a companion piece in every sense of the word to Mills’ How I Believe.
You Are a Solution to Unstable Tensions
David and I chatted with Nick Barr, whose outstanding dive into Claudio Naranjo’s Enneagram texts lost him a third of his subscribers: some people can’t handle the truth! We discuss the origins of the Enneagram and touch on the claim that i...
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Authors
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Head of Design at Substack. "It is better to say 'I am suffering' than to say 'This landscape is ugly.'" - Simone Weil. From, in, and of New Orleans.
Co-founder & CEO of Substack.
New Orleans
Design at Castle.xyz
I'm a technologist and leadership coach who uses this space to write about things like the Enneagram, IFS, faith, mystery, and the structure of care.
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