Consider the Ant
Greg WheelerQuiet reflections from a life of noticing—where small things open into deeper meaning.
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My Digital Commonplace Book for Philosophical Reflection (Live Walkthrough)
Hey deep thinker,
In this live walkthrough, I sit down with Proverbs 12:15 — and let my commonplace book do what it was built to do. By the end of the session, Ecclesiastes showed up. Then Jeremiah. Then Marcus Buckingham. Then a question...
The Peony That Unlocked My Commonplace Book
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(0:00) What if your commonplace book could talk back to you? What if it could create moments of real connection between your thoughts and ideas and the quotes that moved you from two years ago to a thought that you have today?...
Your saved quotes are a room full of people. Are you talking to them?
Here’s something I didn’t plan:
I was thinking through the idea of “ark projects” — big, God-assigned, life-defining work (like Noah’s, like my wife’s decade of homeschooling) — and I pulled up my commonplace book mid-thought.
Within two...
Unroll the foil
I was on a walk last Thursday around 2 PM when a guy passed me on a motorized bike.
He pulled into the park, got off, and started unrolling a sheet of foil.
Just him. Empty park. 1:51 in the afternoon.
He was setting up a barbecue.
I do...
Resurfacing Old Ideas At The Right Time: My Personal Mastermind System
There’s a moment I keep having inside Ember that I don’t quite have a word for yet.
I’m mid-thought — working through something that’s been sitting heavy — and I click a button that searches through quotes I’ve saved over the last few mont...
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