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Your Story Is Not a Commute

A subway car in New York is the world without its filters. No long suburban drive before you encounter another human being, no buffer, no managed approach, no way to prepare. The encounter is immediate and unmediated.

Some people approach...

7 days ago

You Owe Us Your Crazy

There is a part of you that feels crazy.

Not diagnosably crazy. Just — off. Eccentric. Beyond the pale of what your strategic mind can sanction. It troubles you. It doesn’t fit the persona you have been creating. It is subversive to who yo...

2 months ago
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The Man Who Renamed Me

I’m writing a book, discovering that it is about what it means to be seen. Below is a page from it.

But first — as part of my work with Epic Ordinary, Jordan and I are offering something new: An Hour to Be Seen. One unhurried conversation...

3 months ago
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A Nifty Lil' Drawing You Got There

Before you check out the article (a short chapter for my future book about control) here’s a quick invitation to participate in what I’m doing:

  1. Register for a Book Salon: When We Walk By. Soon, the dumb evil we are dealing with will...
4 months ago
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Sentences Ahead of Me

A 250-page rough draft is now awaiting my revision. It is lonely, and I want to share some of the process with you. I've been absent from this space because the draft has me. It's the kind of work that doesn't share well with other writing;...

5 months ago
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  • Samir Selmanovic

    I'm all about seeing the other world in this world, learning to love well, and the human practice of wayfinding. I help people and organizations with Leadership Coaching | Retreat Facilitation | Writing/Speaking www.samirselmanovic.com

  • Rod Colburn

    Wannabe Franciscan masquerading as a New York banker. Passionately pro-New York, wildly anti-fascist. Can Jesus be rescued from Christianity for the benefit of everyone else?

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