mindstorms: on debugging as it relates to building habits

one of the more interesting things i’m doing this summer is participating in an online, virtual book club. i will probably write about the backstory of me joining the book club on colab radio sometime, but for now, i wanted to write about this one section in the book. oh, i guess i should say that the book is called mindstorms, it’s by seymour papert, and you can find the entire text online here.

on what to do with tomato suckers (part 2 of hierarchy and linearity: overblown truths)

while trying to find a good image for yesterday’s post, i came across this link: how to root tomato suckers and grow new plants.

evolutionary leadership — hierarchy and linearity: overblown truths

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why i keep a public journal / think out loud

this morning i had a rapid-fire text convo with a dear friend about many things, including putting unedited drafts / morning pages in public. it made me reflect on the many reasons i do this and also want to write them down (in public). you’ll see why.

evolutionary leadership: embracing your outer work to do your inner work

“when we embrace our outer work, we get lots of opportunities to do our inner work.” — gibrán rivera, evolutionary leadership 2017