What If This Is Just the Way Things Are Now
Past Me was not kind in planning the month of March. Past Me was eager for events, for activity, for opportunity. Past Me had failed to mark the end of Daylight Savings on her planner. Past Me seems to never fucking learn, to the point that I feel the need to start tattooing myself with future maxims,
What If This Is Just the Way Things Are Now Mar 16, 2022 275 54 Share One thing I’ve tried to get better at this past year: figuring out how to better acknowledge the labor that goes into work that I enjoy, that I find myself looking forward to, and that challenges me. That means figuring out how to support the person producing it — including financially. If you’re new here, welcome. I hope you hang around and see if you like it. And if you find yourself opening this newsletter every week, and value the labor that goes into it….have you become a paid subscriber? Think about it . (John Finney/G
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