The Right to Care for Those We Love
A report of the TGNC Families Think Tank.
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A report of the TGNC Families Think Tank.
It seems to me habits used to be bad. But lately, it's as though they're supposed to be our path to salvation.
A tiny zine about diagrams for clarity of purpose.
A picture is worth a thousand words...
An umbrella called "mental blocks"...
Now is a time to get deeper in our understanding of what is easeful for us. Be ruthless in discerning what works for you. Separate that which is uncomfortable because it is on your growth edge from that which is not yours to do. Perhaps the ultimate "productivity hack&
A good strategy defines a critical challenge. What is more, it builds a bridge between that challenge and action, between desire and immediate objectives that lie within grasp. -- from Good Strategy, Bad Strategy by Richard Rumelt There's so much I didn't understand about strategy before I
Who knew an Ikea rug would spark such an existential crisis? Ours is a color-block rug, with stripes loud enough for a child’s room, but sophisticated enough for the living room. (We should know — we’ve had the rug in both places. Right now, it’s in the
I’m a huge fan of Michelle Warner’s Sequence Over Strategy podcast. Her newsletter is great, too. She chooses stories from her own life to illustrate her main points about business design. Doing things in the right order is more important than doing them perfectly. She also emphasizes understanding
"There are innumerable ways to write badly. The usual way is making sentences that don’t say what you think they do."