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Be bored more often.

Go for long walks. Meditate. Journal your thoughts. Read new books. Spend time alone without devices. You would get to understand yourself a lot much better. Your brain gets the best ideas when it is left to wander.

In those quiet moments, you'll uncover clarity and inspiration that can't be found in constant stimulation.

Huy Nguyen's avatar

Sometimes I fantasize about disappearing.

Not dying.

Just logging off.

Getting a job no one cares about.

Growing tomatoes.

Writing poems in the margins of a notebook no one reads.

Not as a failure.

But as a kind of freedom.

Zoe's avatar

I feel like Substack is lowkey full of the people who get overly excited about the small things in life which everyone else seems to miss - that morning coffee, the luxury of fresh sheets, the tiny synchronicities, evening light

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The Need for Civilizational Allies in Europe
pathsofstoicism's avatar

Best mental reset I’ve learned:

If your mind is loud — Write.

If your mind is empty — Read.

If your mind is racing — Walk.

If your mind is tired — Sleep.

If your mind is sharp — Build.

Most problems are just mismatched energy. Get the inputs right, the rest follows.

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Shika's avatar

No one in my life knows I have a Substack.

I wanted this to be a space for myself, a place to say what I want, without filtering myself.

I don’t want to think about who’s reading, or how it might land, or whether I’m being too much.

It’s lonelier this way. Starting from nothing. Speaking into the void.

But for now, this space is mine. That’s how I want it to stay.

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PRESS RELEASE: FINAL REPORT: COVID Select Concludes 2-Year Investigation, Issues 500+ Page Final Report
Micheal Nash, Ph. D.'s avatar

Loved that plug for warp speed....and in the next sentence said the stinking jab did not work. How did it save lives by not working?

I believe PDJT mostly intended operation warp speed to remove the leftys excuse for keeping the lock downs in effect. Up until December when the vax finally came out nobody had any way to know if they would be effective or not, including PDJT. But.... It was a pretty sure bet the only way to get the economy going again was to have the vax that at least half the country had come to believe was going to save them so they'd return to being brave enough to come out of their houses. So, in that way it did work.

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