Up 50%, Then Down 50%, and You’re Not Back to Even. You’re Down a Quarter. Same Goes for Habits.
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A Book Says You Climb One Mountain, Then the Other. I’m on Both at Once — and So Are You
The first mountain isn’t the enemy of the second. It’s the thing that funds it. Continue reading on ILLUMINATION »
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I Failed at Barefoot Running After 200 Metres. Years Later Those Same Feet Ran 50K.
There was no grit in it. Only a lot of very short, very easy mornings, and a brain slowly changing its mind about what was possible Continue reading on Books
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The Morning I Stopped Arguing With Myself
The reasons I wrote ‘The Mumbai Method’ — #Reason 1 — Thirty Days of Raw Food Continue reading on Books Are Our Superpower »
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A Chapter in a Book Made Me Stop Reading and Stare Out the Bus Window.
A fast, confident, wrong story is far more dangerous than a slow, uncertain one Continue reading on ILLUMINATION »
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I Tried to Nap on the Bus.
The gap between wondering and knowing has collapsed to almost nothing, and I didn’t even notice it leaving Continue reading on Change Your Mind Change Your Life »
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I Make My Living From Uncertainty. So Do You. Then Why Do We Spend Our Whole Lives Running From It?
Certainty never comes before the leap. It only sometimes comes after, and usually it doesn’t come at all Continue reading on Practice in Public »
A 7th Grader Asked Me How to Start a Journal. My Answer Surprised Both of Us.
The hardest part of journaling isn’t the writing. It’s getting past the blank page Continue reading on Curated Newsletters »
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There’s a Hindi Saying About Other People’s Plates. It Explains Why We’re So Bad at Being Happy.
Their highlight reel against my behind-the-scenes. I lose that comparison every time I make it Continue reading on ILLUMINATION »
A Mentor Told Me One Sentence That Broke a Limit I’d Spent Years Building
Most limits aren’t real walls — they’re just places where you stopped walking because you assumed there was a wall Continue reading on Curated Newsletters »
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