
Reflections on self-knowledge from New York Times bestselling author Gretchen Rubin.
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what did you do for fun as a child?
One thing that always interests me is seeing how the activities and games that we love as children influence our lives as adults.
if something matters to you, find a way to monitor it
As part of my “Project Empty Nest,” I launched my “Operation Knicks Knowledge.” I’ve always wanted to see if I could just make myself interested in a subject, so the year that Eleanor l...
plus, a funny story about strangers in a soup line
Recently, I remembered a funny story—something that happened when I was stuck in a slow-moving line at a soup place.
I do it for myself—and why that’s not selfish
One thing I learned from my happiness project is that whenever appropriate, I should “Do it for myself.”
Plus, three things Zibby Owens can’t stop talking about
I often (too often?) talk about my Four Tendencies personality framework that divides people into Upholders, Questioners, Obligers, and Rebels. (If you don’t know your Tendency, take...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Reflections and stories on happiness, human nature, and self-knowledge from New York Times bestselling author Gretchen Rubin.
I’m a writer who draws. Author of STEAL LIKE AN ARTIST and other bestsellers. My newest one is DON’T CALL IT ART: 10 WAYS TO CREATE LIKE A KID AGAIN.
Author of The Power of Habit and Supercommunicators, and journalist at The New Yorker Magazine (and previously at the New York Times.) Also, for one terrifying day in 1999, a bike messenger in San Francisco.
7x NYT bestselling author. Host of the “Happier with Gretchen Rubin” and "Since You Asked" podcasts. Exploring ways we can take happiness from the transcendent to the concrete.
Liz Moody is the best-selling author of 100 Ways to Change Your Life and the host of the hit Liz Moody podcast, where she speaks to the world's leading experts and top public figures about science-backed tips for living your best life.
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