The Art of Becoming
Michael RitochPoet. Part-time Philosopher. My motto is "Seek Discomfort and Stay There." Do that long enough, and you'll find joy and fulfillment. Join me on the journey to becoming more.
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The Power of Five Ideas
The Art of Becoming is a newsletter about discovering value in adversity and welcoming discomfort. I share my journey to fulfillment and joy, building resilience and wisdom and, hopefully, gaining a bit of wealth along the way.
The Power of Five Ideas
The Art of Becoming is a newsletter about discovering value in adversity and welcoming discomfort. I share my journey to fulfillment and joy, building resilience and wisdom and, hopefully, gaining a bit of wealth along the way.
Embracing Joy Beyond the Pursuit of Happiness
The Art of Becoming is a newsletter about finding value in adversity and embracing discomfort. Each week, I share how I find fulfillment and a little joy and, in the process, become more resilient, wiser, and, hopefully, a better man.
The Power of Five Ideas
The Art of Becoming is a newsletter about discovering value in adversity and welcoming discomfort. I share my journey to fulfillment and joy, building resilience and wisdom and, hopefully, gaining a bit of wealth along the way.
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Storyteller, word mercenary, wannabe philosopher, dad, husband, searcher, trying to find ways to be happier, wiser, and a little richer.
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