the etcetera
maeve ginsberga weekly newsletter exploring the etceteras of life—things i’ve been thinking about but haven’t been able to talk about
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Ready is a decision
Habits often come in a cloud of mythology.
I’m not ready. I don’t have enough time. I’m not good enough. I won’t stick to it. It won’t be good enough. There’s no point if I don’t do it a certain way.
Oh, so you can see the future and can...
Don’t let the conditions choose you. Choose the conditions.
Don’t let the conditions choose you. Choose the conditions.
You’ve identified your desired new habits. You’ve created the structure, set your bare minimums, and already started showing up and doing the damn thing. And then one day, oh nooo...
From stuck to slightly less stuck – building momentum
I see myself sitting down at the kitchen table morning after morning, day after day, clicking my pen open, writing the date, and taking a deep breath as I dive into my 8am brain.
I’ve stopped wondering how it will work because we’re alrea...
Meet my habits
If I’m going to talk about my habits, you should probably meet them all first so you know what I’m talking about. Let’s dive right in.
Long-standing habits
- Daily walks – started as an afternoon stroll to break up the weekday, added...
If it worked, it would be working
Being a person with ferocious self awareness means I have so much trust in myself that I fall into the habit of thinking I know best. Which means sometimes, I stop myself from trying something because I think I can already guess it won’t wo...
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a freelance copywriter & creative writer seeking whatever makes me feel most alive and validates my bizarre life choices
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