WORKWORK
Erin FalterWORKWORK is a writing practice for ambitious people who have the courage to stay conscious as they grow. Inner Work. Outer Work. Home Work.
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The Thought Spectrum
The Thinker of Tender Thoughts by Shel Silverstein
We have somewhere between 60,000 and 70,000 thoughts a day. Most of them are fluff that passes through our brain without consequence, but some carry an extra charge. They land in your ches...
No One Knows What the F*ck They’re Doing
Marcus Wallinder @meanwhileinnowhere
Two weeks ago, I joined Dianna Cohen for a live chat about the Artist’s Way. She asked me, “With all the different types of business you’ve worked on, what’s something you feel is consistent across them...
Call Me by Your Last Name
Source: Timothée Chalamet in Luca Guadagnino’s film, Call Me by Your Name
We were at the 1 Hotel in West Hollywood and the room was under my name.
The front desk called and asked for Mr. Falter.
“They keep calling me Mr. Falter here,” Ni...
Pulling on the Divine Thread
Source Unkown
Focused on process, our creative life retains a sense of adventure. Focused on product, the same creative life can feel foolish or barren. — Julia Cameron, The Artist’s Way
I’ve spent most of my career intimately familiar...
I’m In My Soft<ware> Girl Era
Typewriter art by Elena Rebinder, created in the 1930s.
No, I’m not in my soft girl era. I know the internet keeps serving that script, but I feel I can confidently say that it’s likely never going to be my script. My friend Julia Perez re...
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