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Kaizen is where I think out loud. Essays, reflections, podcast notes, and behind-the-scenes thoughts from building Unfolding. For anyone trying to build a meaningful life without losing themselves in the process.

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I do not portray being; I portray passing.

— Michel de Montaigne

I’m changing the format and style of The Fold. It’s been feeling like a grind lately, and I want to fix that.

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BTS on set from last weekend

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I believe in Christ, like I believe in the sun—not because I can see it, but by it I can see everything else.

— C.S. Lewis

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Unfortunately, this week’s issue will be pushed back as I am slightly preoccupied with my enormous production in Vancouver (spent about 6 hours building a set).

Here are some photos from last night:

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