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The Living Question

Rob Hardy

Some questions can be answered. But the most important ones can only be lived.

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Soul work and security

Of all the questions I'm living right now, this is the one I've been most humbled by.

For the last decade, I've tried to thread the needle between my soul work (aka what feels most alive and resonant), and my desire for financial security....

a year ago
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The Living Question

So, uh, I totally overhauled my Substack last week.

When I set out to write a manifesto for Lightpage back in April, I wasn’t expecting to emerge from the process with an enlivening new vision for my personal writing. But here we are.

So...

a year ago
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Of mice and manifestos

I’ve been on a John Steinbeck kick of late. Started with Cannery Row (an all-time favorite), moved on to Tortilla Flat (also delightful), and last week, I blasted through Of Mice and Men in one sitting. That one devastated me. Goddam.

It’s...

a year ago
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the human dojo

Yo amigos! Here’s the latest installment of The Lightpage Chronicles, in which I’m documenting the process of writing a manifesto for Lightpage in real time.

After a week of struggling to write something new, I just said “fuck it” and rec...

a year ago
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Sketches of the enemy

Sup homies! Welcome to the first installment of the Lightpage Chronicles, where I'm documenting the messy process of writing a spicy manifesto for Lightpage in real-time.

Manifestos gain their emotional power from the interplay of three i...

a year ago
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