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May 11, 2026Blogging

Your Morning Doesn’t Need a 17-Step Performance

I used to think I was the problem. Every morning, I’d scroll past video after video of perfectly curated sunrise rituals—lemon water at 5:47 a.m.,…

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May 9, 2026Blogging

How I Learned to Stop Optimizing My Rest

I used to treat rest like a project. Something to schedule, measure, and get just right. My evening routine was color-coded. A sleep tracker buzzed…

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May 1, 2026Blogging

The Case for Having Unplanned Afternoons

There’s a specific kind of panic that sets in around 2 PM on a Saturday when you realize you have nothing on the calendar. If…

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April 25, 2026Blogging
Why I Deleted My Habit Tracker and Felt More Free

Why I Deleted My Habit Tracker and Felt More Free

Why I Deleted My Habit Tracker and Felt More Free I had seventeen habits stacked in my tracker the morning I deleted the app. Seventeen….

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March 17, 2026Blogging

Christie’s $98 Million AI Sale Exposes the Glaring Chasm Between Hype and Reality

The Headline Everyone Got Wrong Let’s get this straight: when Christie’s sold three AI-adjacent artworks for a combined $98 million in their November 2025 evening…

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