Subtract to Succeed
Nell Derick Debevoise Dewey, Liz BucarConnecting the dots of our lives to build success that feels as good as it looks. Because we can only make change when we have available capacity. Subscribe to build your subtraction muscle and do less, but matter more.
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Latest Issues
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Day 85: Transactions Close. Ripples Don't.
Today's Roll: not how did your oikonomia experiment feel, but where might it go? Transactions close. Ripples don't. Trace one outward from your week.
Wellness Without a Worldview Is Just a Life Hack
You are probably doing some version of the things. It may feel like you are doing — or have tried — all of the things.
Day 84: The Slightly Harder Thing
Today’s Drop: subtract the assumption that efficiency is the same as value. One small act of oikonomia — a mailed article, a local purchase, a real introduction.
Day 83: The Factory Was the Whole Point
Allentown is chrematistics from the receiving end — the town where the factory was the whole point, and then wasn't. Today's Stop: look honestly at what you're sustaining, and what it's actually making.
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Subtraction Strategist. Harvard-trained. Educated by horses. Improvement is only possible when we have available capacity. Subscribe to build success that feels as good as it looks, by practicing systematic subtraction.
I’m a professor, author, and scholar who is fascinated by religion despite having no religious affiliation of my own.
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